A school counselor regularly has students anonymously comple…

A school counselor regularly has students anonymously complete an activity called “One-Minute Paper” at the end of a guidance lesson. Students use a half sheet of paper to write down the most important thing they learned in the lesson and the thing they understood least. Which of the following outcomes is the most important benefit of the counselor’s approach?

A school counselor engages third-grade students in an activi…

A school counselor engages third-grade students in an activity called “Thinking Ahead.” During the activity, students complete the worksheet shown and discuss their responses in small groups. Screen Shot 2022-02-20 at 6.29.13 PM.png  The counselor’s use of this activity is most useful for building students’ abilities in which of the following areas?

A school counselor publishes a biweekly newsletter to send h…

A school counselor publishes a biweekly newsletter to send home as well as post online that focuses on specific activities or services provided by the counselor. For example, recent newsletters addressed strategies for improving the school climate, helping students think about college and careers, building conflict resolution skills, and closing the achievement gap. Which of the following outcomes is likely to be the most important benefit of this approach?

A school counselor is consulting with the parents/guardians…

A school counselor is consulting with the parents/guardians of a seventh-grade student. The parents/guardians express frustration with their child’s overall behavior. They describe the student as argumentative and disrespectful. The counselor can best support the parents/guardians by focusing on which of the following questions first?