Role Of Counselor Research Articles

Impacts of NEP 2020 on Vocational Education and Emerging role of counsellors

The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 in India has brought about significant reforms aimed at transforming the educational landscape, particularly in the realm of vocational education. This paper provides an in-depth analysis of the impact of NEP 2020 on vocational education and the emerging roles of counsellors within this context. NEP 2020 emphasizes the integration of vocational education into mainstream curriculum from the secondary level onwards, aiming to equip students with practical skills and job-oriented training. This shift necessitates a revaluation of the role of counsellors, who are now tasked with guiding students towards diverse career paths and facilitating their transition into the workforce. Additionally, NEP 2020 underscores the importance of providing holistic support to students, including psychometric assessments, career guidance, and skill development. The paper examines the challenges and opportunities presented by NEP 2020 in implementing vocational education initiatives and highlights the crucial role of counsellors in supporting students' career aspirations and personal development. Furthermore, it discusses the need for counsellor training programs to adapt to the changing educational landscape and equip counsellors with the skills and knowledge required to effectively fulfil their emerging roles. Overall, this paper provides valuable insights into the transformative potential of NEP 2020 in shaping vocational education and the evolving responsibilities of counsellors in guiding students towards success in the dynamic job market of the 21st century.

Problematic Behaviour Among Students in Secondary Schools and the Role of Educational Counsellors

Nowadays it is very important to focus on selecting a topic. Students begin to adopt various types of problematic behaviours in the education system. They engage in problematic behaviour in interactions not only with their peers, but also their teachers. Compared to the situation in other countries, the prevalence of such behaviour is still low in our country. Nevertheless, the present study is aimed at addressing those issues. Humiliation, bullying, truancy and similar behaviour constitute a problem that occurs at an increasing frequency and might transform into major pathological phenomena.

Analysis of Community Institutions in the Management of KPHP Awota: A Case Study in Indonesia

Institutions can be interpreted as an instrument that regulates relationships between people or groups. The existence of the community in the forest area, with all the potential resources that have been owned and managed so far, is of course under the auspices of an institution. This paper aims to provide information about the institutional potential of the farming community in the empowerment block and certain areas in KPHPAwota area in Wajo Regency, South Sulawesi Province. The research was conducted in September 2016 - January 2017. Data collection was carried out through Observation, Resources Mapping, Indepth Interview, Focus Group Discussion (FGD), and documentation studies with farmer community groups in and around forest areas in empowerment blocks and regional blocks. certain. The results show that the institutional potential of farming communities in empowerment blocks and special region seeks the success of each business unit in the forest area which cannot be separated from the role of counselor and farmer activity at each stage.

청소년을 위한 찾아가는 상담사의 역할정체성에 관한 탐색적 연구

This study investigates the perceived role identities of on-site counselors for youth using Q-methodology. For this purpose, 36 preliminary statements were extracted through literature review, and then the final 29 Q samples were chosen through experts’ preliminary research. The P sample, comprising 22 counselors, was then tasked with categorizing the Q samples, and the data were analyzed using the PQMETHOD program. The result presented threefold role identity perceptions among on-site counselors for youth: counselors who are loyal to the traditional counselor role, emphasizing trust and understanding; active counselors focusing on community resource connection and problem-solving; convergence counselors employing a multidisciplinary approach. The research discussed the features of counselors regarding their role identity types and suggested the limitations and implications of this study. The research findings will serve as fundamental data to improve the system for on-site counselors and related services.

Demographic Variables as Translated to Parents’ Awareness and Acceptance of Guidance Counselor's Roles and Functions

Demographic variables are set of information gathered on the basis of statistical studies pertaining to the characteristics of the various inhabitants of the locality. This study aimed to explore the level of awareness and acceptance of parents regarding the guidance counselor’s roles and functions of Tañon College. It investigates how demographic variables such as age, gender, and educational attainment influence parents' awareness and acceptance. The data were collected using a validated questionnaire and the analysis employed appropriate statistical tools such as descriptive statistics (mean, frequency count, and percentage), ANOVA, and Pearson Correlation. Result showed that parents generally exhibit a high level of awareness and acceptance with some variations across age groups and educational backgrounds. On the other hand, older parents tend to have higher levels of awareness and acceptance while females generally have a more positive views than males. Additionally, educational attainment significantly influences parental perspectives, with more educated parents showing greater awareness and acceptance. Thus, these results theorizes that the age, sex and educational attainment can diversify one’s perception and response towards awareness and acceptance in every given situation.

The Role of Counsellors in Empowering Dairy Farmers in the Southern Bandung Livestock Cooperative (A Case Study on Dairy Farmer Groups in TPK Cipanas, Margamukti Village, Pangalengan District, Bandung Regency)

The purpose of this research is to determine the role of extension workers, the empowerment of dairy farmers, and the relationship between the role of extension workers and the empowerment of dairy farmers in TPK Cipanas. The research was conducted in December at TPK Cipanas, Margamukti Village, Pangalengan District, Bandung Regency. The research method involved a survey of 40 respondents using proportional random sampling. The data obtained were analyzed using Spearman's Rank Correlation. The research results indicated that 1) the role of extension workers was in the moderate category (38.4%) and 2) the empowerment of farmers was in the moderate category (34.8%). Furthermore, there was a positive and moderately strong relationship between the role of extension workers and the empowerment of farmers with a Spearman's Rank Correlation value (???????? = 0.607).

Mobile applications (apps) as service provider actors

AbstractContextualized in health care service, the authors contribute to service experience theory and practice in three important ways. First, by means of qualitative interviews with patients and health care providers (clinicians and professionals), the authors empirically show that digital technology (mobile application—“app” with its companion portal) can perform the roles of a service provider in health care experiences, identifying six key roles. Second, the authors illustrate how apps, as service providers, can potentially transform the health care experience, influencing the roles and forms of interactions with other actors in the service ecosystem. Third, a typology of roles and key functions highlighting interactions and impact of the app and portal on the health care experience is developed. Drawing on institutional logics and role theory, this article aims to provide new insights into service provider roles that are not confined solely to humans. Our goal is to show that apps can undertake a range of roles to enrich interactions and potentially enhance the health care experience. First, the authors provide evidence that an app can perform the roles of connector, coordinator, counselor, enabler, instructor, and watchperson, impacting on the roles of others in the service ecosystem and the health care experience. Then, guidelines to assist organizations in designing a service using an app as a service provider are offered, together with an agenda to guide future research.

MENGUKUR EFEK PENDIDIKAN KARAKTER TERHADAP REDUKSI PERUNDUNGAN DI SEKOLAH MENENGAH KEJURUAN

This study evaluates the effectiveness of Character Education Strengthening at SMK Negeri 1 Subang as an effort to shape positive attitudes, behaviors, motivation, and skills in students. In the context of character strengthening as the foundation for the implementation of government regulations, this research focuses on the key role of guidance counselors in three main stages: knowledge, implementation, and habituation. The lack of character education can increase the risk of issues such as rudeness, lack of empathy, and bullying. The research employs a qualitative approach with observation, interviews, and documentation as methods. Results indicate the active participation of the entire school community, the implementation of the P5 program, and regular evaluations. Supportive factors involve the enthusiasm of the school community, understanding of the independent curriculum, and adequate infrastructure, while variations in student backgrounds and challenges in online learning pose obstacles. Positive impacts are evident in the reduction of bullying, a comfortable school environment, and students' improved character. This study provides an in-depth overview of the school's efforts to address bullying through character strengthening, contributing to the creation of a safe and inclusive learning environment.

School Safety and Mental Health Awareness: Recommendations from K-12 Texas Public School Teachers.

Mass school shootings have created fear in the American public. The results of this fear have been the hardening of schools, lockdowns, and active shooter drills, yet the mass shootings have not ended. The goal of this study was to analyze the mental health awareness of K-12 public schools teachers in Texas with a goal to identify the connections between mental health awareness and school safety. Data were used from an archival database of K-12 teacher responses in the 2020 Texas Educators' Needs Assessment Regarding School Safety and Victims Services to assess the current state of student mental health concerns and the connection of these concerns to school safety. This needs assessment included one mixed methods survey that was collected from Texas K-12 educators and Texas educators working in higher education in 2020. The original study included 25,161 usable responses (6.1%). For the purpose of this study, only K-12 teacher responses were used in the analysis. The K-12 teacher participants (n = 19,888) included the following institutional levels: (a) special setting, 2,919 (14.7%); (b) elementary school, 6,813 (34.3%); (c) middle/intermediate school, 4,189 (21.1%); (d) high school, 5,864 (29.5%); and (e) district level, 103 (0.5%). A total of 8,053 participant's qualitative responses and 10 of the original quantitative survey questions from the archival data were used to identify all findings in the study. Collected qualitative and quantitative participant responses' outlined a need to improve student mental health by strengthening the focus on supporting all stakeholders (e.g., teachers, parents, counselors, and students) in mental health awareness and education. Participant comments focused on the lack of training, counselor support, and community support regarding the mental health needs of their students. Recommendations to improve student mental health that were developed from this study identified key goals in school counselor role and responsibility to student mental health, increased involvement of community agencies, and improvement to in-school mental health counseling. Final recommendations of this study were focused on the need to improve student mental health if stakeholders want to develop a positive school environment. The failure to build an environment that is focused on student mental health will continue to affect the goal to improve overall school safety.

Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Tests and Canadian Genetic Counselors: A Pilot Exploration of Professional Roles in Response to Novel Biotechnologies.

The role of genetic counselors is evolving in response to health-related direct-to-consumer genetic tests (DTC-GT). While there is consensus in the literature that pre- and post-DTC-GT genetic counseling would benefit consumers, genetic counselors have reservations about DTC-GTs, and there is a paucity of research on providing DTC-GT counseling. This pilot quantitative survey is the first study to examine Canadian genetic counselors' views on DTC-GTs and how this disruptive biotechnology affects their role, and consumer informed consent and privacy. Canadian genetic counselors are cognizant of the harm to informed consent and privacy associated with DTC-GT, but are hesitant to engage directly, wary of misusing clinical time and resources. However, counselors are open to producing educational materials on DTC-GTs and collaborating with other stakeholders and the DTC-GT industry to support consumers. In this study, practical considerations for DTC-GT counseling sessions are discussed, including the unique needs of DTC-GT patients and the challenges posed by DTC-GTs to the genetic counseling duty to inform. This research benefits genetic counselors and physicians by examining how best to utilize genetic counselors' skills in the DTC-GT context, to minimize burdens on the healthcare system and support DTC-GT consumers.

Disability Adjustment Counseling: Experiences and Perspectives of Certified Rehabilitation Counselors

Background Disability adjustment counseling (DAC) focuses on the diverse process of adjusting to chronic illness or disability, including responding to the initial diagnosis or the onset and adjusting to changes and barriers that arise from living with a disability. Although DAC is a primary role and function of rehabilitation counselors, there have been limited efforts to explore the use of DAC in the field. Objective The purpose of this study was to survey certified rehabilitation counselors (CRCs) about the extent of DAC utilization and its focus, the theoretical basis for DAC, and professional preparation. Methods A cross-sectional survey was completed with 109 CRCs recruited through the Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification (CRCC). The research team developed a 35-item survey questionnaire for this study. Most respondents identified as white women with master’s degrees (mean age = 51.41 years). Results Approximately two-thirds of the respondents (67.78%) reported engaging in DAC for approximately a third (31.15%) of their professional time. Many respondents reported wanting to spend more of their professional time providing DAC. Most respondents (75%) indicated they do not operate from a specific model of psychosocial adjustment to chronic illness or disability. Nearly half (48.6%) of the respondents reported that there were not adequate options for DAC counseling. Conclusions The survey results confirm that DAC is an important role and function for rehabilitation counselors. Although the sample was too small to permit broad generalizations, the results imply that further exploration of the research questions among a larger sample is warranted.

The Role and Influence of Counselors in the Ideological and Political Education of College Students

Counselors play a critical role in the ideological and political education of college students. Their work aims to educate and influence college students in an all-round way through ideological guidance, educational instruction, management supervision, communication and coordination, etc., to help students establish correct values and ideological outlook, and to improve students' quality of ideology and politics and comprehensive. Counselors use their own professional knowledge and accumulated experiences to make themselves important mentors and guides on the path of students' growth. Therefore, counselors should improve their comprehensive quality, give more emotional care to students, provide valuable guidance and support for the growth of college students, and promote the overall healthy development of students.

Genetic counseling for congenital disorders of glycosylation (CDG).

Congenital disorders of glycosylation (CDGs) are a genetically and clinically diverse group of disorders that arise as a result of defects within glycosylation synthetic pathways. CDGs are caused by pathogenic variants in many different genes in the glycosylation network. With over 160 different CDG types currently identified and a vast range of severity and presentations existing within and across those types, the road to a CDG diagnosis is often lengthy and complicated. The perils of this arduous CDG diagnostic odyssey are fraught with various genetic counseling uncertainties: (1) confusion about family planning, (2) queries about inheritance, (3) managing treatment, and (4) dealing with the uncertainty of rare diseases. Thus, the role of the genetic counselor is paramount in helping affected individuals and their families navigate these genetic counseling complexities. Case examples of common genetic counseling difficulties for CDGs are outlined, providing clinical applications of what CDG presentations, diagnostic processes, and common difficulties look like. Information on the nomenclature, incidence, prevalence, diagnostic testing, treatment, and management of CDGs are also discussed to provide a comprehensive summary of CDGs for genetic counselors, and subsequently to affected individuals and their families.

Peran Konselor Sebaya dalam Menangani Anak Korban Kekerasan Seksual di Sekolah

This article aims to explain and describe the role of peer counselors in dealing with child victims of sexual violence, especially in schools. The discussion of this article was obtained through a literature study from various reading sources such as journals and books used to describe theories related to child development, explore the impact of sexual violence on victims, and describe the role of social workers in dealing with the problem of sexual violence in children. The high rate of sexual violence against children shows the importance of handling child victims of sexual violence. In this case, peer counselors can provide support and motivation to children who are victims of sexual violence. In addition, counselors can be friends to tell stories from children who are victims of this violence. In this case, Peer Counselors can also conduct Counseling. Counseling is carried out by intervening negative thoughts of children that arise due to sexual violence in various ways, such as stopping negative thoughts. In addition, cognitive therapy can also be done by changing or exchanging thoughts, for example counselors help children to memorize short verses in the form of statements that are contrary to the concerns experienced by children. The child then repeats the verse to get rid of his worries.

Meninjau Perilaku Bullying Terhadap Kepercayaan Diri Remaja SMP Se-Kota Bekasi

Bullying is a behavior that is carried out verbally, physically or psychologically against a person or group of people. This bullying often happens anywhere and at any time. The aim is to overcome the impact that arises from bullying behavior, as well as how much influence bullying behavior has on self-confidence, which will also determine the role of counselors in handling bullying cases. To determine the counseling approach given to victims of bullying. This research used 20 SMP X students aged 12-15 years as subjects. The sampling technique is random sampling. The data collection method used was a questionnaire with a Self-Confidence Scale and a Bullying Scale. The overall results show that there is no significant difference between bullying behavior and self-confidence of SMP X students, but most of the filling is done by female students. This can be considered a special concern because female students will be more sensitive regarding feelings. The results of the data analysis show the moderate category which of course still requires prevention to prevent bullying behavior which can later reduce the level of self-confidence in students.

Evaluation of University Students' Attitudes Towards Individuals Living with HIV/AIDS

Aim: The purpose of this study was to ascertain how college students felt about people who were HIV/AIDS positive. Method: The study is cross-sectional and descriptive in nature. The data of the study were collected from 367 university students through an online questionnaire. The Attitudes Towards Individuals Living with Human Immunodeficiency Virus/Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (HIV/AIDS) Scale for University Students and the participants' personal data identification form were utilized as data collection instruments. The statistical program IBM SPSS 26.0 was utilized to analyze the data. Results: It was discovered that the participants' mean age was 21.60±2.50, with 77.1% of them being female and 39.2% belonging to the senior category. The middle level scale had a mean overall score of 58.28±11.72. Gender and the overall Attitudes Toward Individuals Living with HIV/AIDS Scale score showed a significant correlation (p<0.05). It was discovered that women exhibited more empathy and had more favorable views toward those who were HIV/AIDS positive. Grade level and the sub-dimensions of acceptance, relationship, and empathy on the Attitudes Towards Individuals Living with HIV/AIDS Scale were found to be significantly correlated (p<0.05) when the association between the two variables was evaluated. Conclusion: In conclusion, sexually transmitted illnesses should be taught to university students who fall into the high-risk category for HIV/AIDS. Higher knowledge level university students will also have positive attitudes toward those living with HIV/AIDS. Nurses have a great role in informing and educating these individuals. Nurses should make interventions especially for adolescents with the role of educator and counselor. In addition, courses on infectious diseases and sexually transmitted diseases should be included in the curriculum of university students.

Enhancing the Counseling Process: The Significance of Counselor's Personality Traits

This paper examines the significance of counselor's personal qualities in the counseling process. The research highlights the impact of counselor's personality on counseling attitudes and behaviors, emphasizing the counselor's role in establishing a strong counseling relationship. The study draws on a literature review of selected articles and scientific papers to explore the relationship between counselor's personal qualities and the effectiveness of counseling services. The findings indicate that the success of the counseling process is highly dependent on the counselor's personal characteristics, which include empathy, respect, acceptance, appreciation, and honesty. Furthermore, the quality of the counseling relationship, characterized by the interaction between the counselor and the individual seeking guidance, plays a pivotal role in achieving positive counseling outcomes. The research underscores the importance of counselor's personal qualities in shaping the counseling experience and highlights the need for counselors to possess desirable character traits. The implications of this study extend to counselor training programs and professional development, emphasizing the significance of nurturing and enhancing counselor's personal qualities to provide effective counseling services.

Evolving Communication Skills: The Impact of Transactional Analysis Counseling

This article provides a comprehensive exploration of the role and effectiveness of Transactional Analysis counseling in improving interpersonal communication skills. By synthesizing studies and theories from a variety of sources, the article presents insights into the intrinsic aspects of Transactional Analysis counseling and its applicability in various scenarios. A highlight of the article is its emphasis on role-play techniques and their positive impacts on communication skills enhancement. Further, the role of interpersonal communication in building relationships and understanding within diverse societies is also analyzed. The importance of emotional intelligence, conflict management, and social interaction in the context of Transactional Analysis counseling is underscored. The review reveals that Transactional Analysis counseling can be a potent tool to enhance self-awareness, tackle adolescent developmental issues, and minimize bullying behavior. It emphasizes that a counselor's role, built on Transactional Analysis approach, is vital in fostering improved interpersonal communication.

Equity in the Laboratory: Expanding the Role of Genetic Counselors.

Equity in the Laboratory: Expanding the Role of Genetic Counselors.

The Research on the Challenges and Roles of Counselors in the Governance of College Network Sentiment

The Research on the Challenges and Roles of Counselors in the Governance of College Network Sentiment