by Jeff Ream | May 24, 2019 | Featured
…will pay more for it. The winery will then sell the excess off as another label or to another company to bottle it under their label (as TJ’s does). You may say that you actually LIKE the cheaper wine (if you’ve ever been to a blind wine tasting – you know how that usually goes), but from a marketing and branding perspective – if there are a few TJ’s selling a $50 label for $15 – it diminishes not only the demand, but makes you question why we ar…
by Jeff Ream | Jul 12, 2012 | counseling, follow up, interview, portfolio, pro-d, professional development, support
…abel developer to integrate the background from my portfolio onto the disc label. I printed address labels with the title of the disc and my contact info to put on the jacket. I am pretty happy with the turn out. 3. Letters of Recommendation: I included the standard three letters in all of the packets so they could reference them if needed or see further evidence that supports my candidacy. 4. My Notepad: I always bring my schnazzy note pad to tak…
by Jeff Ream | May 6, 2015 | #scchat, Featured, look back, sponsor, thanks, thecounselinggeek, year in review
…this blog with affiliate ads from Amazon, I want to provide a brief yearly review of the ins and outs of The Counseling Geek. This analysis will be from July 1, 2014 to May 6th, 2015 (not because that is a year but this is when I have time to write it up). What’s going out? The table below will show you the operating expenses (minus any personal gifts to things like #SC|CS15) of running this site: Item/Service Cost Webhosting $78.40 Elegant themes…
by Jeff Ream | Jul 17, 2016 | Featured, look back, Review
…parent. Hello faithful and fellow Geek. Each year I provide a brief yearly review of the ins and outs of The Counseling Geek. This analysis will be from June 1, 2015 to June 30th, 2016. I will be including SC|CS 2016 numbers in this report as well. As you will see – running this site is far from a money making venture, but it grows me professionally and also helps develop my professional presence. I see it as an investment in my future and it has…
by Jeff Ream | Jan 18, 2014 | counseling, Counseling Tech, Naviance, research, Review
…Geek Rating: Note: Jeff or The Counseling Geek is not sponsored by nor compensated by Naviance or it’s maker – Hobsons. While they are supporters of several scholarship donations – it is not tied to any review or endorsement by this blog or the writer. The blog author, Jeffrey Ream M.S, PPS, writes for The Counseling Geek. Connect with Jeff via email, Twitter, Google+, and Facebook….
by Jeff Ream | Feb 12, 2017 | Featured, ASCA, coursera, deals, learning, learning software, pro-d, professional development, school counselor
…Perusing Facebook and Twitter – I see more and more questions about the growing list of School Counselor Specialist Certificate programs offered by The American School Counselor Association’s ASCA U. Questions range from “is it worth the money and time” to “how much did you learn from the program” – I will aim to answer both about the two I have completed and the one I am delving into in a few months….
by Jeff Ream | Jul 23, 2016 | Featured, school counselor, School Counselor Shopping List, shopping
…Check out this summer of 2016 shopping list to grab some great school counseling gear for the upcoming school year!…
by Jeff Ream | Dec 31, 2014 | counseling, Counseling Tech, Featured, school counselor, video blog, year in review
…the 2014 year wraps up, like most bloggers – I want to spend a little time reviewing some of my favorite school counselor focused posts of the year. If you just started following this blog – this is a great opportunity to catch up on what you missed out on earlier this year. I also want to encourage you to go back into the archives and checkout some of the older posts. There are a lot of posts you may be interested in before 2014! I hope each of y…
by Jeff Ream | Dec 5, 2018 | counseling, Featured, free, school counselor, teachers, technology, tips
…ro slides (with room numbers) for each rep and then a final tally slide to review the case study decisions. Nothing too fancy, but enough to have on the screen while people talk. We also print out name tags using the export feature from Eventbrite and Excel. One step that is more advanced that I choose to do is to randomly assign group numbers. I typically will simply sort by first name (not last) and then use the autofill feature after entering t…
by Jeff Ream | Jul 26, 2017
…plete your transactions and contact you as needed. For more detail, please review our Returns Policy. SECTION 7 – OPTIONAL TOOLS We may provide you with access to third-party tools over which we neither monitor nor have any control nor input. You acknowledge and agree that we provide access to such tools ”as is” and “as available” without any warranties, representations or conditions of any kind and without any endorsement. We shall have no liab…
