Counseling in the Modern Secondary-School Program.
This article discusses on the aspects of counseling and its implications to modern secondary school program in the U.S. In high school program, counseling is being determined by the author as the most personalized service to the entire instructional and extra-instructional program. To cope up with t...
| Published in: | Education Digest Vol. 16; no. 8; pp. 40 - 44 |
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Prakken Publications
Apr1951
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| Summary: | This article discusses on the aspects of counseling and its implications to modern secondary school program in the U.S. In high school program, counseling is being determined by the author as the most personalized service to the entire instructional and extra-instructional program. To cope up with the trend of the recent educational program, researchers Clarence L. Dunsmoor and Leonard M. Miller have presented the purposes of counseling. As part of the developmental work in the state programs of Occupational Information and Guidance Service, schools were provided with fine guidance manuals. |
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