Guidance provides assistance from a qualified person to help others manage their activities, develop their own point of view, and make their own decisions. There are three main types of guidance: educational, personal, and vocational. Counselling is defined as a consultation where mutual opinions are exchanged and deliberated together, and there are three types: directive, non-directive, and eclectic counselling. Guiding helps specific groups like backward students, gifted students, and creative students.

1. GUIDANCEGUIDANCE
DefinitionDefinition :-:-
According to Crow & CrowAccording to Crow & Crow
““Guidance is an assistance made availableGuidance is an assistance made available
by a qualified and adequately trained personby a qualified and adequately trained person
to another person to help him manage histo another person to help him manage his
own activities, develop his own point of view,own activities, develop his own point of view,
and make his own decisions.”and make his own decisions.”
ES : 332
BL : 4
Unit : 16

2. TYPES OF GUIDANCE
EDUCATIONAL PERSONALVOCATIONAL

3. COUNSELLINGCOUNSELLING
 Webster Dictionary :-Webster Dictionary :-
Defines CounsellingDefines Counselling
““As consultation, mutual inter-change ofAs consultation, mutual inter-change of
opinions, deliberating together”opinions, deliberating together”
Unit : 16.5

4. TYPES OF COUNSELLING
Directive Counselling
Non Directive Counselling
Eclectic Counselling

5. GUIDING
Backward Students
Gifted Students
Creative Students

6. GUIDING
Backward Students
Gifted Students
Creative Students