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    Re: Discouraging Debate : /
    Posted by lacey on 6/22/08

    considering they serve two different roles in the school, i
    don't understand what the debate is about. refer the social
    worker to ASCA's national model and see if they run a
    comprehensive guidance program in addition to their social
    work duties...my guess is NO. ASCA's website has a lot of
    info about the role of the school counselors at each level.

    On 6/21/08, Charlotte wrote:
    > On 6/20/08, Kat wrote:
    >> I thought I'd share this with all you fellow counselors
    >> because it was pretty annoying to hear about. A friend of
    >> mine (counselor) and a friend of hers (school social
    >> worker) recently got into a debate over what a school
    >> counselor can offer that is any different than a school
    >> social worker or school psychologist. The school social
    >> worker INSISTED that school counselors (elementary level)
    >> weren't really needed. My friend was too irrate to
    >> retaliate in this debate...Any input on this?
    >
    >
    > I agree thiis is discouraging. It appears to me that
    schools
    > are trying to save money and the school counselor jobs are
    on
    > the decline. I would say one thing a social worker lacks is
    > knowing how schools run. Teachers in my area appreciate a
    > school counselor who was previously a teacher and
    understands
    > what it's like to run a classroom with 25 children who all
    > have different needs. The social workers I have seen are
    > competent, but do not understand the challenges in the
    > education system. I hope this is helpful. I,too, am
    > concerned about the future of the school counselor.

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  • Discouraging Debate : /, 6/20/08, by Kat.
  • Re: Discouraging Debate : /, 6/21/08, by L.
  • Re: Discouraging Debate : /, 6/21/08, by Charlotte.
  • Re: Discouraging Debate : /, 6/22/08, by lacey.
  • Re: Discouraging Debate : /, 6/22/08, by NC Counselor.
  • Re: Discouraging Debate : /, 6/26/08, by vet counselor.
  • Re: Discouraging Debate : /, 7/03/08, by Betsy.

     
     

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