…e globe unite and share in learning experiences has been a fun endeavor to follow. Her involvement in helping gather bloggers together and spreading the great tool of the professional blog is encouraging many other counselors to jump into the world of writing about their professional experiences. Thank you Andrea – you are an inspiration to us all. Andrea’s blog The 2013 Geek of the Year Award is presented to Jeremy Goldman (Pikesville High School…
…ve impact of School Counseling professionals. Connect with Erin via email, follow her on Twitter, add her on LinkedIn or Google+, and become a fan of the SCOPE Facebook Page. Danielle is a K-12 Certified School Counselor, Nationally Certified Counselor, and blogger at School Counselor Blog, a place where school counselors share innovative ideas, creative lesson plans, and quality resources. Connect with Danielle via email, Twitter, Pinterest, Link…
…e conference and adding other resources to this list and future posts. The following are blogs that I follow and find the authors to share interesting and applicable posts regarding counseling, education, technology, or higher education. SCOPE: School Counselors’ Online Professional Exchange By Dr. Erin Mason School Counselor Blog By Danielle Schultz From the Counselor’s Office By Darrell Sampson New School Counselor By Connie Ward School Counselo…
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…if they choose. Final video needs to be hosted on YouTube or Vimeo. Please follow the final submission instructions to finish. – Digital Poster Series: Create a series of 3-5 posters that counselors can post around their schools. Should be 8.5×11 or Legal paper size and have a common theme. Final images to be submitted in .pdf or .jpeg format. – Song with a Message: Create an original or rendition of a song and record sound or video with sound of…
…en an already struggling student’s grades or risk ticking off teachers – I followed a rotating period schedule each week. For example, in the first week – we met during 1st period. During the 2nd week – we met during 2nd period. And so on…I didn’t have any negative feedback from staff and it worked well that I could schedule these meetings in advance on my calendar. I chose to run them on Tuesday as it was least impacted by holidays, sporting even…
Dear David (it’s me again), This is a follow up to my original letter titled Dear David: An Open Letter to The College Board written in May of 2019. The link to the article is here should you wish to read it: https://www.thecounselinggeek.com/2019/05/dear-david I doubt you will, David, as you are too busy flying around on a private charter or in first class counting your $2mil+ annual salary and sitting on your 2 BILLION DOLLAR mountain of asse…
