Comprehensive School
Counseling | Theories,
Laws & Program
Management | Study
Guide & Exam Review
|Guaranteed success|
,What was the focus of school Helping students choose vocations suited to their
counseling until the 1940s? personality traits.
Who pushed for a change from Carl Rogers.
vocational to individual counseling in
the 1940s?
What significant act changed the The National Defense Education Act.
focus of school counseling back to
vocation in the 1950s?
What shift occurred in school A shift back to individual support and
counseling during the 1960s and 70s? developmental guidance.
What was suggested in a 1987 journal That school counseling was unnecessary, prompting
article regarding school counseling? a more holistic focus in the profession.
What are the components of the Define, Manage, Deliver, Assess.
ASCA National Model?
What do the ASCA Mindsets and Student Standards within the ASCA National Model.
Behaviors for Student Success
represent?
, What are some inappropriate Calculating GPAs, maintaining student records,
activities for a school counselor processing paperwork, conducting assessments,
according to ASCA? testing coordination.
What should a comprehensive school The school, district, and state missions and visions.
counseling program's philosophy
align with?
What are the domains of the ASCA Academic, career, and personal/social
National Standards for Students? development.
What is the cutoff score for passing 220 out of 300.
the GACE School Counseling Tests?
What is required for an overall score Passing both Test I and Test II at the 'professional'
to be considered 'professional'? level (250/300).
What is the main focus of Objective 1 Understanding the history and role of the
in the GACE School Counseling professional school counselor.
Tests?
What is a key area that students found Theories, particularly lifespan development
challenging on the GACE School theories.
Counseling Tests?
What is the significance of the ASCA They outline professional standards for school
Ethical Standards? counselors.
Counseling | Theories,
Laws & Program
Management | Study
Guide & Exam Review
|Guaranteed success|
,What was the focus of school Helping students choose vocations suited to their
counseling until the 1940s? personality traits.
Who pushed for a change from Carl Rogers.
vocational to individual counseling in
the 1940s?
What significant act changed the The National Defense Education Act.
focus of school counseling back to
vocation in the 1950s?
What shift occurred in school A shift back to individual support and
counseling during the 1960s and 70s? developmental guidance.
What was suggested in a 1987 journal That school counseling was unnecessary, prompting
article regarding school counseling? a more holistic focus in the profession.
What are the components of the Define, Manage, Deliver, Assess.
ASCA National Model?
What do the ASCA Mindsets and Student Standards within the ASCA National Model.
Behaviors for Student Success
represent?
, What are some inappropriate Calculating GPAs, maintaining student records,
activities for a school counselor processing paperwork, conducting assessments,
according to ASCA? testing coordination.
What should a comprehensive school The school, district, and state missions and visions.
counseling program's philosophy
align with?
What are the domains of the ASCA Academic, career, and personal/social
National Standards for Students? development.
What is the cutoff score for passing 220 out of 300.
the GACE School Counseling Tests?
What is required for an overall score Passing both Test I and Test II at the 'professional'
to be considered 'professional'? level (250/300).
What is the main focus of Objective 1 Understanding the history and role of the
in the GACE School Counseling professional school counselor.
Tests?
What is a key area that students found Theories, particularly lifespan development
challenging on the GACE School theories.
Counseling Tests?
What is the significance of the ASCA They outline professional standards for school
Ethical Standards? counselors.
