Guidance in the Education of Youth: Moulding a Nation's Human Resources |
Contents
The Specialized Guidance Services | 22 |
Approach to the Guidance Service | 40 |
The Focus of Guidance | 60 |
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abilities academic achievement acceptance activities adjustment approach appropriate areas aspirations attitudes basic belief career choice career counselling career development Career Education Caribbean changes child cognitive concepts concern conscious context counselling experience critical curriculum decision-making decisions developmental developmental psychology discipline effective emotional environment essential ethical evaluation facilitate focus formal guidance functions goals Grouws growth and development guidance personnel guidance process guidance specialist he/she help students his/her identify impact important individual inherent instances insure integral interactions interests learning meaningful means ment needs number of students objectives occupational choice offered opportunities outcomes parents particularly perceived perception perhaps Personal/Social Development perspective positive potential problems professional providing Psychodynamic psychology pursuits relationship responsibility role school curriculum secondary school self-concept significant number skills social society specialized guidance service stages suggested Superego teachers teaching theory Trinidad and Tobago unconditional positive regard understanding unique values system vocational choice worker youth