This document discusses educational guidance and counseling. It defines educational guidance as a process of helping individuals plan suitable educational programs and make progress in them. This involves assisting students in choosing subjects, schools, and making adjustments.
The document outlines various components of educational guidance including academic counseling, timetabling, study skills, diagnosing learning difficulties, and reviewing performance. It emphasizes that guidance should be objective-oriented, recognize individual differences, and be tailored to each student's abilities and the available resources. Identification of students involves using achievement tests, aptitude tests, and interest inventories. Strategies discussed include group guidance approaches and specialized guidance for gifted, creative, and struggling learners.