Explore key aspects of educational counseling with 'Guidance and Counseling Questions Part 1'. This quiz assesses understanding of effective teaching methods for moral values, disciplinary handling, and confidentiality in counseling, aiming to enhance knowledge and skills in educational environments.
Upholding the dignity of the individual at all cost within a realistic teacher-pupil relationship.
Negative approach such as sarcasm, ridicule, intimidation and the like should never be used.
Prohibition on the use of corporal punishment and other harmful methods.
Vigilance and alertness by the teacher in sensing the needs of the pupil.
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Call for his parents to a dialogue
Explain to him the bad effects of his behavior.
Bring him to the Principal's office.
Scold him in front of his classmates.
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Mutuality
Counseling
Confidentiality
Objectivity
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Given remedial instructions
Given a special curriculum
Placed in a special education class.
Placed with students with low abilities.
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Evaluation of the guidance program
Allocation of duties and responsibilities.
Structuring of the organizational plans
Formulation of the goals and objectives of the program.
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The act must be condemned for all its negative effects.
Punishment imposed depending on the gravity of the act or offenses
Identify first the causes of the offense
The Child must be advised not to repeat the offense.
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Poor study habits
Low level of aspiration
Lack of motivation
Low Intelligence
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He is praised and acknowledged of his good deed
He is treated justly and fairly.
He is ignored when he commits mistakes
He is allowed to do whatever he wants.
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It is curative rather than preventive
Problem focused rather than person-centered
It is prescriptive rather than suggestive
It is preventive rather than curative
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Facilitate the learning process
Enhance the effectiveness of counseling
Improve instructional process
All of the above
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Attitude report
Narrative Report
Aptitude Record
Anecdotal Record
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Diagnosis
Prognosis
Analysis
Synthesis
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Prognosis
Diagnosis
Analysis
Synthesis
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Assimilation
Empathy
Warmth
Acceptance
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Reaches all members of the academic community
Provides for coordinated activity and effort
All of the above statements are correct
Only b and c statements are correct
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Guidance is concerned with prevention
Guidance workers should observe a code of ethics
All of the above
None of the above
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When the student is unaware that he has a certain problem but is unable to cope with it intelligently.
When the student is suffering from a major handicap and maladjustments which demands careful diagnosis
When the student needs an interesting interpretation of information which meets his own personal difficulties
All of the above
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Remain calm. Help the class give suggestions on how to handle the situation.
Beat around the bush. Bluff
Help the erring student. Show you appreciate his thoughts.
Ignore it and just remain quiet.
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SO as not to incite anger from the student.
Failures may result in low aspirations.
Because students have negative attitudes towards punishment.
A punishment does not develop self-discipline.
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Call your co-teacher's attention to the situation
Simply ignore the situation
Suggest establishing class officers through which the problem of cheating be solved
Since the class always tops the examination in school, leave the group as they are.
He is lazy, good for nothing boy although he can beat his records if he tries.
He is one of the students whose parents don't care.
Carlo is an attention-getter, if given the chance, he can beat his own record.
If found to be wanting in attention, Carlo should be helped by recognizing his potentials be it in academics or sports or service.
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Let go of his thinking. After all, this is a democratic country.
Stop his negativism soonest. The attitude might contaminate his classmates.
Recognize his differing view but encourage the class to share their thoughts about the negative response
Embarrass him so he will keep quiet.
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Give him ample time to socialize.
Assign a group of his classmates to be with him.
Determine the cause of his behavior
Encourage and support him by calling him during recitations
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Request the teachers concerned to give remedial classes to the affected pupils.
Convince the parents to stop their children from vending.
The counselor will conduct remedial classes for the working pupils.
Make arrangement with the school principal and the teacher to adjust the schedule of the affected pupils
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Determining the percentage equivalent of the cut off score
Identifying the highest score
Determining cut off score
Determining the effectiveness of distracters
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The supervisor
The pupils
The Classroom Teacher
The Principal
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Supervision from class
Verbal reprimand
Withdrawal privileges
Expulsion from school
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Send the misbehaving pupils to the guidance counselor
Involve the whole class setting rules of conduct in the whole class
Make a report to the parents about their children-misbehavior
Set rules for the class to observe
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Tests
Seat plan
Individual competition
Games
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Hyperactivity
Focus
Inattention
Impulsivity
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Cumulative Record
Intelligence Test
Aptitude Test
Norm-Reference test
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Assign Neal to be the leader during important activities
Let Neal do something easy so that he will experience success
Assess Neal strengths and tap them naturally in class
Tell Neal's parents that their son needs help in school.
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Warn the principal's favorite and caution them to be careful about their behavior
Follow your official time and do your job well and resist being influenced by your co-teacher's behavior.
Be nice to your principal, gradually asking to be given the same privilege next time.
See the district supervisor and complain about principal's malpractice.
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Testing
Assessing
Theorizing
Appraising
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Formulation of objectives
Planning of activities
Evaluation
Identification of topics
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Organizing
Responding
Valuing
Characterizing
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Placement
Diagnostic
Notice to parents
Withdrawal of privileges
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After-school detention
High-pitch note verbal
Notice to parents
Withdrawal of privileges
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Making your students feel that you are knowledgeable of what you are talking
Making your students realize how important grades are
Reminding them of your authority over your students
Giving your students a sense of acceptance and belonging
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