Question 1

Essential to the goals of improving schools and the teaching and learning process is ______________________________________________________.

Accepted Answer

A) helping students to choose the right career in an ever-changing global economy 
B) addressing incidents of sexual harassment and bullying 
C) understanding the impact of technology on today's students 
D) the school counselor, a specialist in student growth and academic, career, and personal-social development 
E) mental health counseling 
A) helping students to choose the right career in an ever-changing global economy 
B) addressing incidents of sexual harassment and bullying 
C) understanding the impact of technology on today's students 
D) the school counselor, a specialist in student growth and academic, career, and personal-social development 
E) mental health counseling D

Question 2

Counselors who focus their attention on the delivery of a constellation of responsive and reactive activities are performing ___________________.

Accepted Answer

A) services in the highly complex environment of today's schools 
B) in a traditional role of guidance and counseling 
C) tasks vital to the success of every student 
D) mental health counseling functions 
E) in an educational system with objectives and goals 
A) services in the highly complex environment of today's schools 
B) in a traditional role of guidance and counseling 
C) tasks vital to the success of every student 
D) mental health counseling functions 
E) in an educational system with objectives and goals B

Question 3

The comprehensive school counseling program based on the ASCA National Model ______________________________________________.

Accepted Answer

A) is a mandate in all schools throughout the United States 
B) is part of The Blueprint for Reform proposal 
C) is intended for students at risk of dropping out of school 
D) is endorsed by principals as the best way to influence student success 
E) empowers school counselors to place themselves front and center in the restructuring process of their school systems 
A) is a mandate in all schools throughout the United States 
B) is part of The Blueprint for Reform proposal 
C) is intended for students at risk of dropping out of school 
D) is endorsed by principals as the best way to influence student success 
E) empowers school counselors to place themselves front and center in the restructuring process of their school systems E

Question 4

Effective school counselors use the power of __________ to maximize their efficiency.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Effective school counselors use the power of...

Question 5

Who is often cited as the "father of guidance"?

Accepted Answer

A) Sigmund Freud 
B) Jean Piaget 
C) Frank Parsons 
D) Erik Erikson 
E) Carl Rogers 
A) Sigmund Freud 
B) Jean Piaget 
C) Frank Parsons 
D) Erik Erikson 
E) Carl Rogers

Question 6

__________________________were intended to describe what students should know and be able to do across the content areas .

Accepted Answer

The answer of __________________________were intended to describe what students should...

Question 7

In collaboration with principals, teachers, other school professionals, and parents/caretakers, school counselors share

Accepted Answer

A) in the preparation of students for high-stakes testing 
B) in providing mental health counseling to troubled students on an ongoing basis and respond to emergencies on an as-needed basis 
C) the challenge of preparing students to meet the expectations of higher academic standards and become productive and contributing members of society. 
D) in executing the directives of the superintendent and principal for school improvement and student achievement 
E) in helping students to discern career paths that fit into the changing global economy and incorporate the use of technology 
A) in the preparation of students for high-stakes testing 
B) in providing mental health counseling to troubled students on an ongoing basis and respond to emergencies on an as-needed basis 
C) the challenge of preparing students to meet the expectations of higher academic standards and become productive and contributing members of society. 
D) in executing the directives of the superintendent and principal for school improvement and student achievement 
E) in helping students to discern career paths that fit into the changing global economy and incorporate the use of technology

Question 8

The American Counseling Association, concerned about the future of counseling in schools, put forth a series of recommendations in a report titled:

Accepted Answer

A) Keeping the Options Open: Recommendations 
B) The Role and Function of the Professional School Counselor 
C) Future Directions: School Counseling Reform 
D) The School Counselor's Identity 
E) School Counseling: A Profession at Risk 
A) Keeping the Options Open: Recommendations 
B) The Role and Function of the Professional School Counselor 
C) Future Directions: School Counseling Reform 
D) The School Counselor's Identity 
E) School Counseling: A Profession at Risk

Question 9

Describe two major issues that impact today's schools, and explain the implications that these issues have on the work of school counselors. Salient Points to Consider
a . the importance of education in the 21 st century
b. the influence of the global economy on education
c. shifting societal issues and values
d. the role of school counselors in helping students achieve a quality education
e. school counselors and school improvement

Accepted Answer

Two major issues that impact today's sch

Question 10

What is the purpose of the counseling program in a school setting?

Accepted Answer

A) to assist teachers in preparing students for high-stakes testing 
B) to provide mental health counseling to troubled students on an ongoing basis and respond to emergencies on an as-needed basis 
C) to impart specific skills and facilitate learning opportunities for students in a proactive and preventive manner 
D) to execute the directives of the superintendent and principal for school improvement and student achievement 
E) to help students to discern career paths that fit into the changing global economy and incorporate the use of technology 
A) to assist teachers in preparing students for high-stakes testing 
B) to provide mental health counseling to troubled students on an ongoing basis and respond to emergencies on an as-needed basis 
C) to impart specific skills and facilitate learning opportunities for students in a proactive and preventive manner 
D) to execute the directives of the superintendent and principal for school improvement and student achievement 
E) to help students to discern career paths that fit into the changing global economy and incorporate the use of technology

Question 11

When school counselors place their efforts on motivating students to realize their dreams and complete high school, they are seen as powerful partners and collaborators in ___________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of When school counselors place their efforts on...

Question 12

School counseling can trace its roots to 18th century vocational guidance.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Gilbert Wrenn's (1962)book ________________________ may have influenced school guidance and counseling more than any other publication.

Accepted Answer

A) Counseling: A New School Approach 
B) The Counselor in a Changing World 
C) The School Guidance Counseling Handbook 
D) Counseling in a Changing Society 
E) Vocational Counseling for Young People 
A) Counseling: A New School Approach 
B) The Counselor in a Changing World 
C) The School Guidance Counseling Handbook 
D) Counseling in a Changing Society 
E) Vocational Counseling for Young People

Question 14

By working closely with students and their families/caretakers, school counselors can help ensure that students understand the options they have after high school and maximize their postsecondary opportunities.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

School counselors share the commitment, the responsibility, and the __________ for student educational success .

Accepted Answer

The answer of School counselors share the commitment, the responsibility,...

Question 16

School counselors are __________ who can profoundly influence students' academic achievement, aspirations, decisions, and future plans

Accepted Answer

leaders an

Question 17

Describe the focus of the 21S1U1P1stS1S1P0 century counseling program and how the role of the school counselor has evolved over time. Salient Points to Consider
a . the changes in the delivery of school counseling from a service driven to a programmatic approach
b. applying the principles of transformed school counseling including leadership, advocacy, collaboration and teaming, use of data etc.
c. how 21S1U1P1stS1S1P0 century school counselors use these skills in their school settings
d. the role of school counselors in improving student achievement
e. how school counselors today contribute to student success and their school's success

Accepted Answer

The focus of the 21S1U1P1st S1S1P0century counseling pr

Question 18

How can school counselors promote equal access to quality academic programs and provide opportunities for all students?

Accepted Answer

A) by calling attention to situations, supported by data, that are defeating and frustrating students, thereby hindering their success 
B) by conducting group counseling sessions for under-achieving students 
C) by putting pressure on the administration to provide greater assistance to limited English proficient students 
D) by attending school board meetings and voicing opinions against high-stakes testing 
E) by working tirelessly to help each student, even if it means late nights and weekends 
A) by calling attention to situations, supported by data, that are defeating and frustrating students, thereby hindering their success 
B) by conducting group counseling sessions for under-achieving students 
C) by putting pressure on the administration to provide greater assistance to limited English proficient students 
D) by attending school board meetings and voicing opinions against high-stakes testing 
E) by working tirelessly to help each student, even if it means late nights and weekends

Question 19

Educational reform initiatives are not new in America. ___________________ (1983)began over 30 years ago to draw public attention to the mediocrity threatening American education.

Accepted Answer

A) The Forgotten Half: Pathways to Success for America's Youth and Young Families 
B) America 2000 
C) A Nation at Risk: The Imperative for Educational Reform 
D) The Blueprint for Reform 
E) Race to the Top 
A) The Forgotten Half: Pathways to Success for America's Youth and Young Families 
B) America 2000 
C) A Nation at Risk: The Imperative for Educational Reform 
D) The Blueprint for Reform 
E) Race to the Top

Question 20

School counselors not need to align themselves with student achievement and school success.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Essential to the goals of improving schools and the teaching and learning process is ______________________________________________________.

Counselors who focus their attention on the delivery of a constellation of responsive and reactive activities are performing ___________________.

The comprehensive school counseling program based on the ASCA National Model ______________________________________________.

Effective school counselors use the power of __________ to maximize their efficiency.

Who is often cited as the "father of guidance"?

__________________________were intended to describe what students should know and be able to do across the content areas .

In collaboration with principals, teachers, other school professionals, and parents/caretakers, school counselors share

The American Counseling Association, concerned about the future of counseling in schools, put forth a series of recommendations in a report titled:

What is the purpose of the counseling program in a school setting?

When school counselors place their efforts on motivating students to realize their dreams and complete high school, they are seen as powerful partners and collaborators in ___________________.

School counseling can trace its roots to 18^th century vocational guidance.

Gilbert Wrenn's (1962)book ________________________ may have influenced school guidance and counseling more than any other publication.

By working closely with students and their families/caretakers, school counselors can help ensure that students understand the options they have after high school and maximize their postsecondary opportunities.

School counselors share the commitment, the responsibility, and the __________ for student educational success .

School counselors are __________ who can profoundly influence students' academic achievement, aspirations, decisions, and future plans

How can school counselors promote equal access to quality academic programs and provide opportunities for all students?

Educational reform initiatives are not new in America. ___________________ (1983)began over 30 years ago to draw public attention to the mediocrity threatening American education.

School counselors not need to align themselves with student achievement and school success.

Counseling Theory in Schools

Counseling Practice in Schools

School Counselors As Leaders

School Counselors As Advocates

Legal and Ethical Issues for School Counselors

Implementing the Asca National Model

Accountability and Data-Driven Decision Making

Diversity Matters

Working With Special Needs Students

Creating a Safe, Supportive, and Respective School Culture and Environment

School Counselors As Consultants

School Counselors As Coordinators, Collaborators, and Managers of Resources

All Students College and Career Ready

Transitioning Into the Field of School Counseling

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Exam 1: Working in Todays Schools

Essential to the goals of improving schools and the teaching and learning process is ______________________________________________________.

Counselors who focus their attention on the delivery of a constellation of responsive and reactive activities are performing ___________________.

The comprehensive school counseling program based on the ASCA National Model ______________________________________________.

Effective school counselors use the power of __________ to maximize their efficiency.

Who is often cited as the "father of guidance"?

__________________________were intended to describe what students should know and be able to do across the content areas .

In collaboration with principals, teachers, other school professionals, and parents/caretakers, school counselors share

The American Counseling Association, concerned about the future of counseling in schools, put forth a series of recommendations in a report titled:

What is the purpose of the counseling program in a school setting?

When school counselors place their efforts on motivating students to realize their dreams and complete high school, they are seen as powerful partners and collaborators in ___________________.

School counseling can trace its roots to 18th century vocational guidance.

Gilbert Wrenn's (1962)book ________________________ may have influenced school guidance and counseling more than any other publication.

By working closely with students and their families/caretakers, school counselors can help ensure that students understand the options they have after high school and maximize their postsecondary opportunities.

School counselors share the commitment, the responsibility, and the __________ for student educational success .

School counselors are __________ who can profoundly influence students' academic achievement, aspirations, decisions, and future plans

How can school counselors promote equal access to quality academic programs and provide opportunities for all students?

Educational reform initiatives are not new in America. ___________________ (1983)began over 30 years ago to draw public attention to the mediocrity threatening American education.

School counselors not need to align themselves with student achievement and school success.

Counseling Theory in Schools

Counseling Practice in Schools

School Counselors As Leaders

School Counselors As Advocates

Legal and Ethical Issues for School Counselors

Implementing the Asca National Model

Accountability and Data-Driven Decision Making

Diversity Matters

Working With Special Needs Students

Creating a Safe, Supportive, and Respective School Culture and Environment

School Counselors As Consultants

School Counselors As Coordinators, Collaborators, and Managers of Resources

All Students College and Career Ready

Transitioning Into the Field of School Counseling

Filters

School counseling can trace its roots to 18^th century vocational guidance.