3. THE GUIDANCE
PERSONNEL
AND THEIR
FUNCTION
Prepared by: DACALLOS, MARY JEAN
3. TEACHER
TEACHER
ī§The teacherâs ideas suggestions and aid
essentials throughout the phases of the
problem establishment and development.
ī§ He is on planning the application and
establishment of the principles, the
accumulation and utilization of data and
founding good relationship with students.
5. a. Effective Teaching
ī Meaningful (constructive
learning)
ī Relevant and applicable in real
life
ī Reaching out the pupil
Example: Analog Clock
TEACHER
6. a. Effective Teaching
ī Meaningful (constructive
learning)
ī Relevant and applicable in real
life
ī Reaching out the pupil
Example: Analog Clock
TEACHER
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c. Demonstrating a genuine
interest in students.
īGenuine interest in students'
needs and progress can be
demonstrated by staff
demonstrating empathy, being
accessible and approachable
as well as encouraging and
supportive.
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c. Demonstrating a genuine
interest in students.
students appreciate staff who
demonstrate genuine interest in
their individual needs.
Ex: the story of hold-upper
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d. Encouraging high academic
achievement.
īRiffle effect- activities that
allow them to achieve mastery in
their areas of natural interest and
skill in which they may be more
willing to face challenges in other
domains.
Ex: students who keep on walking
around the classroom
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f. Holding individual conferences with students
The teacher may meet student periodically
ī resolving any existing problem and
misunderstanding
īevaluate the current progress (assistance)
īMakes plan for the future
īSetting attainable goal and works toward
achiving them.
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g. Providing anecdotal data
īThe description of incidents or events that is
important to the person who is observing,
a. Short
b. Objective
c. acurate
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g. Providing anecdotal data
īThe description of incidents or events that is
important to the person who is observing,
a. Short
b. Objective
c. accurate
23. TEACHER
i. Making
student
referral.
The success of counselling
depends on the alertness of the
teacher on identifying the student
who can profit from counselling
A referral may be made either
because of the way the studentâs
problems are interfering with his or
her academic work or with your
teaching, or because observation of
the studentâs personal behaviour
raises concerns apart from his or her
academic work.
25. The school doctor and nurse
They are invaluable
assistance to the helping
the administrators and
teacher guidance school
program by to become
more aware of their
responsibilities to the
children in the realm of
health.
26. School Nurse and Doctor
1. provides direct care to students
2. provides leadership for the provision of health services
3. provides screening and referral for health conditions.-BMI
4. promotes a healthy school environment, participates in
implementation of a plan for prevention and management of
school violence, bullying, disasters, and terrorism events. The
school nurse may also coordinate with school counsellors in
developing suicide prevention plans.
27. School Nurse and Doctor
5. The school nurse promotes health.
6. The school nurse serves in a leadership role for health policies
and programs.
7. Advice the parents on the mental and physical conditions of
children through school teacher or school nurse.
8. Any child is suspected to be suffering from any ailment or
reported by teacher, medical officer will quickly examine the
child & give treatment or such advise as necessary
29. 5. School librarian
The librarianâs help in the upgrading of
the childrenâs reading habits, ability and
interests, mark her as one the important
guidance personnel.