COSC 660 Quiz 1

COSC 660 Quiz 1 Liberty University

  1. The traditional role of the professional school counselor has lacked focus due to
  2. Which of the following best described the role of the professional school counselor in the late 20th century?
  3. Professional school counselors must be
  4. Broadening the role of professional school counselors allows counselors to
  5. Due to rapidly changing demographics, professional school counselors are being challenged to
  6. The current change in the role of the professional school counselor is primarily due to
  7. In the United States and in the global workplace, the economic demand for a more knowledgeable workforce equipped to work in an ever-expanding technological world is
  8. By 2010, the ________ became the driver of the national movement toward preparing all students to graduate from high school being college and career ready.
  9. makes obsolete the long-standing practice by school systems and counselors of sorting students into college-bound and non-college-bound categories.
  10. The new vision role requires that professional school counselors
  11. An accountable school counseling program
  12. Education reform is now driven by an awareness that __________ numbers of minority children are attending schools in both rural and urban communities than ever before.
  13. The achievement gap among students exists mainly because educators provide some students with a rigorous quality curriculum, provide fewer material resources to students who have the greatest need, and
  14. In order to transform the role of the professional school counselor, it is imperative to move away from a primary focus on mental health and individual changes to systemic concerns that focus on promoting
  15. The data shows that poor students and students of color
  16. In order to broaden the role beyond the three “Cs”, professional school counselors should focus on
  17. What are the three “Cs”: counseling, consultation, and
  18. The main goal of the professional school counselor should be increasing the __________ of all students.
  19. __________ have (has) driven education reform efforts.
  20. Professional school counselors have been described as “sorters and selectors.” What is meant by this phrase?
  21. What is one of the main reasons a gap in achievement exists among poor, minority children and middle class children?
  22. “Transform” means to
  23. prevents or slows professional school counselors from changing with the times?
  24. What was the title of the influential report that directed national attention to the inequities in the educational system?
  25. The 1994 reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) required all of the following EXCEPT

Other sets

  1. Data from states and local school districts show that poor students and students of color are
  2. Which of the following is NOT one of the four forces driving change in schools?
  3. Homeostasis results in
  4. Which of the following best described the role of the professional school counselor in the late 20th century?
  5. In order to broaden the role beyond the three “Cs”, professional school counselors should focus on
  6. By 2010, the ________ became the driver of the national movement toward preparing all students to graduate from high school being college and career ready.
  7. The main goal of the professional school counselor should be increasing the __________ of all students.
  8. Broadening the role of professional school counselors allows counselors to
  9. The data shows that poor students and students of color
  10. __________ makes obsolete the long-standing practice by school systems and counselors of sorting students into college-bound and non-college-bound categories.
  11. The new vision role requires that professional school counselors
  12. Professional school counselors must be
  13. What is one of the main reasons a gap in achievement exists among poor, minority children and middle class children?
  14. The major development that forced the need for educational reform in the U.S. was
  15. There is a need for more highly skilled workers, especially in the fields of
  16. As leaders and advocates, professional school counselors need to re-examine professional roles and think
  17. All of the following are key elements of the new ESSA, EXCEPT
  18. An accountable school counseling program
  19. “Transform” means to
  20. Students in the United States consistently score ________ on international assessments of mathematics and science than do students in other industrialized and even some nonindustrialized nations.
  21. The traditional role of the professional school counselor has lacked focus due to
  22. When professional school counselors begin to practice in collaborative ways with other professionals they become a(n)
  23. Professional school counselors have been described as “sorters and selectors.” What is meant by this phrase?
  24. The _______ is the 2015 update and replacement of the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act.
  25. To be a part of educational reform, it is critical for professional school counselors to move beyond their current role and become
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