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  • The ASCA National ModelGo to chapter: The ASCA National Model

    The ASCA National Model

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    The chapter will serve as an overview of the ASCA National Model and provide a clear connection with the translation from an aspirational ideal of school counseling to the reality of school counseling practice. The four main components of the National Model will be presented, including define, manage, deliver, and assess. This chapter will address and provide examples as to how these components are often offered in current models of PK–12 education—both in brick-and-mortar schools and online academies.

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    Foundations of School Counseling: Innovation in Professional Practice
  • Group Counseling for School CounselorsGo to chapter: Group Counseling for School Counselors

    Group Counseling for School Counselors

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    This chapter provides an introduction to group counseling in schools. The American School Counselor Association Position Statement related to school counseling group interventions is presented and discussed specific to application and best practice recommendations. The basics of group counseling are outlined to guide those entering the profession, including considerations for this time-effective intervention. Multicultural and social justice advocacy opportunities within group work are highlighted. Developmental considerations for running groups as the elementary, middle/junior high, and high school levels are discussed.

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  • School Counselors and Community and Family EngagementGo to chapter: School Counselors and Community and Family Engagement

    School Counselors and Community and Family Engagement

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    This chapter focuses on the role of professional school counselors as related to the importance of collaborating with the school and local community to promote family engagement. Systems theory is applied, and research addressing the positive academic implications related to family engagement is presented. Specific strategies and useful tips are discussed. The American School Counselor Association (ASCA) National Model carefully outlines the role of school counselors in consultation and collaboration engagement with families and community stakeholders. Additionally, ASCA tasks school counselors with addressing barriers to these partnerships, such as communication and access (2016). Ideally, school counselors in training gain knowledge and skills in this area during their graduate training programs, but many gain most of their preservice experience in this area during their field experiences (i.e., practicum and internship). This is because, in large part, CACREP standards do not currently require a graduate-level course in family–school collaboration, although some programs instill this content into other courses. As PK–12 student needs increase and school counselors must partner with families and communities more than ever, it is advantageous for counselor educators to add specific family-community-school coursework into graduate training programs. The authors of this chapter will use the terms parent, family, and caregiver to describe a variety of constellations that include caregivers, guardians, home environments, and other words used in related research and broader conversations as it relates to systems in which our students live.

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  • Finding Meaning in ASCA-Identified Inappropriate DutiesGo to chapter: Finding Meaning in ASCA-Identified Inappropriate Duties

    Finding Meaning in ASCA-Identified Inappropriate Duties

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    The American School Counseling Association (ASCA) published a list of appropriate and inappropriate school counseling duties to serve as a guide for PK–12 education related to the intended role and focus of the school counseling profession. School counseling practicum and internship students, as well as recent graduates, are often surprised and frustrated with what they experience as an incongruency between their training focused on an aspirational model and real-life counseling practice. The reality of school counseling practice is that contracts almost always include an “other duties as assigned” clause for both classroom teachers and professional school counselors that require activities that seem unrelated to the training or role of school counseling. This chapter will provide a framework for understanding how these “inappropriate duties” can be embraced by practicing school counselors (while at the same time advocating for change) in order to make connections with students, encourage collaboration, and demonstrate creative approaches to various duties.

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  • Classroom Guidance for School CounselorsGo to chapter: Classroom Guidance for School Counselors

    Classroom Guidance for School Counselors

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    Classroom engagements and lessons are an important part of the role of school counselors. Classroom guidance allows for systemic change and collaboration with the teachers. Classroom guidance should be implemented in PK–12 settings and focus on academics, career, and personal/social domains consistent with a comprehensive school counseling program. This chapter will focus on developmentally appropriate and culturally relevant classroom guidance lessons/presentations for each level of school counseling. A discussion of relevance, scholarly support, best practice, classroom management strategies and practical application will be provided.

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  • School Counseling: Collaborating With School StaffGo to chapter: School Counseling: Collaborating With School Staff

    School Counseling: Collaborating With School Staff

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    We present the benefits of collaborations with school staff to support student success from research-based and applied perspectives. We make recommendations for staff engagement regarding presentation of data, professional development training opportunities, and school community-building strategies. We discuss school counselor self-advocacy, specifically regarding situations in which school policy may conflict with ethical guidelines.

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    Foundations of School Counseling: Innovation in Professional Practice
  • Engaging Students With Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and 504sGo to chapter: Engaging Students With Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and 504s

    Engaging Students With Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and 504s

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    According to the American School Counselor Association, school counselors have both an ethical and professional responsibility to help all students meet or exceed academic standards by supporting them with academic, career, and social-emotional development, with consideration for both the strengths and challenges that result from working with students with disabilities or other special needs. However, students receiving special education services are often excluded from school counseling interventions. The purpose of this chapter is to address the need for school counseling interventions related to exceptional students. This chapter will highlight this issue and provide recommendations for school counselor collaboration with special education staff to ensure appropriate service delivery to all.

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    Foundations of School Counseling: Innovation in Professional Practice
  • Strengths-Based Practice for School CounselorsGo to chapter: Strengths-Based Practice for School Counselors

    Strengths-Based Practice for School Counselors

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    In this chapter, students will explore the concept of strengths-based counseling and related interventions as the various roles and specific interventions are applied through this lens as the very foundation to the work of school counselors. Research-based support for this perspective and practitioner guidance is included. Case studies and scenarios demonstrating the difference between a traditional “deficit-based” perspective where a clinician or counselors initial view of a student is considering a “what’s wrong” approach will be compared to a “what’s going well” approach where school counselors collaborate with school staff and partner with students to build on student strengths to ensure academic success and improvement.

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  • Building a Comprehensive School Counseling Program (CSCP)Go to chapter: Building a Comprehensive School Counseling Program (CSCP)

    Building a Comprehensive School Counseling Program (CSCP)

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    This chapter serves as an introduction to building a comprehensive school counseling program (CSCP). In a CSCP, school counselors serve as collaborative leaders advocating for systemic change using data and incorporating an equity lens with every decision made. CSCPs are developed, delivered, and maintained to promote student success in academic, career, and social/emotional domains. Examples of how varying school districts throughout the United States approach school counseling programs are included. This chapter also provides guidance for school counselors through the process of developing a CSCP. Scholarly support for the benefits of a CSCP are presented, and practical application of the model, including the benefits of a CSCP for multiple stakeholders, are discussed.

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    Foundations of School Counseling: Innovation in Professional Practice
  • Crisis Intervention for School CounselorsGo to chapter: Crisis Intervention for School Counselors

    Crisis Intervention for School Counselors

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    Considering the documented increase in mental health concerns, violence and trauma, the role of the school counselor related to prevention and response to these and other school crisis will be discussed. Trends in current scholarly literature point to the increase in student/family depression and anxiety related to the current pandemic which scholars suspect will result in a significant increase in student suicidal ideation and mental health concerns.

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