Middle School Counseling I Discussions (7)
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The Transition from Grade to GradeIn this book, we really did not get to see much interaction between Ginny and her school counselor. She expresses, toward the end of the b… Started by Kyle Olmstead |
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Jun 24, 2010 Reply by Lauren Swantko |
SEOPs at middle school levelAs I reflect on this book and about my own time in Junior High I can't help but wonder how you get kids more excited about their future and… Started by Allison Mack |
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Jun 24, 2010 Reply by Tyler J. Kurtz |
Communication IssuesI was very suprised that it took that long to get a referral slip for Ginny to see the school counselor. I wonder what communication is lik… Started by Tiffany Disrud |
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Jun 23, 2010 Reply by Kyle Olmstead |
Responsive Services-School SizeAs someone who has only worked in small ND schools I have often wondered about counseling in the larger school districts. In our small scho… Started by Allison Mack |
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Jun 23, 2010 Reply by Kyle Olmstead |
Responsive Services - Consultation/ReferralsConsultation is an important part of responsive services. Ginny wrote writing samples that focused on her father. How could you approach… Started by Kimberly Kuhle |
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Jun 19, 2010 Reply by Lauren Swantko |
Addressing At-Risk BehaviorAs the book progressed toward the end, the troubles in Ginny's life began to take their toll on her and she started displaying some at-risk… Started by Kyle Olmstead |
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Jun 17, 2010 Reply by Tiffany Disrud |
Dropping gradesAn abrupt drop in grades is usually a sign of a larger problem. When Ginny's grades dropped the teacher wrote on her report card that she w… Started by Kathy Miller |
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Jun 16, 2010 Reply by Kimberly Kuhle |
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