Once the needs of students are identified, __________ can be developed that will then drive the systemic school counseling program.
__________ is/are written so that results can be linked to school-wide measures of student achievement and produce concrete measures.
All of the following levels of intervention are described in the chapter as interdependent and interrelated EXCEPT
The __________ level of intervention has the greatest potential for removing systemic barriers and creating the conditions for learning at all other levels.
The __________ provided a structured format for the process of creating a mission statement.
The new vision of school counseling includes a scope of work that is
School counselors do NOT collaborate with the educational program through
The achievement of all students is a __________ issue.
In order to change inequities found in schools, professional school counselors must use __________ to structure their program and guide their interventions.
With an ethical and moral mandate for social justice, school counselors hold views that are neither partisan nor divisive, but rather reflect the
College Results Online does NOT include __________ for graduation rates
__________ advocacy is NOT one of the three ACA advocacy competency domains.
__________ is/are (a) successful way(s) to publicize transformed professional school counselor roles and transformed school counseling programs.
__________ leadership requires school counselors to empower and motivate every K–12 student for academic, career, and college success?
__________ must be changed so school conditions can be created in which all students can become successful learners.
The description of a child who needs an advocate is
At the national level, professional school counselors can demonstrate their leadership in all of the following ways EXCEPT
Mason and McMahon identified all of the following EXCEPT __________ as key variables in school counselor leadership variations in statewide study of school counselors.
The most effective way a professional school counselor can bring social advocacy into school is to
According to the Multicultural and Social Justice Counseling Competencies, the four domains where counselors advocate for change include all of the following EXCEPT
A professional school counselor’s ethical duty is to
The client/student empowerment level of the client/student advocacy domain in the ACA advocacy competencies does NOT involve