COSC 660 Quiz 2
COSC 660 Quiz 2 Liberty University
COSC 660 Quiz: Roles of the School Counselor
- Psychology research provided these two major contributions to the school counseling profession:
- The roots of school counseling were in
- How did the launching of Sputnik affect the role of the professional school counselor?
- stated that the four most important conditions affecting counseling were division of labor, growth of technology, extension of vocational education and the spread of democracy.
- Which decade saw the rise of the student personnel, social work, children’s rights, mental health, measurement, and Progressive Education movements?
- The National Defense Education Act required states to submit plans for
- The trait and factor approach to the vocational guidance process includes all of the following EXCEPT
- founded and served as the director and vocational counselor of the Vocational Bureau of Boston in 1908?
- Cowley reported areas that were evolving in the public schools. Which of the following did he NOT include in his report?
- Issues of vocational guidance in the 20th century were confounded by
- Parsons founded the Vocational Bureau of Boston and
- The first state to require certification for guidance counselors was
- __________ prodded Frank Parsons’ concern for the need for social concern.
- The National Defense Education Act was the result of
- In 1994, the School to Work Opportunities Act
- In 1942, Brewer contended that there were four conditions that gave rise to guidance and counseling in the U. S. schools. They include all of the following EXCEPT
- The No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act required that states
- In 1964, the NDEA Title A was passed, which extended counseling to
- The impact of the Civil Rights and Women’s Liberation Movements and the legislation that led to mainstreaming special education students was driving attention of professional school counselors to
- Guidance as the “personalization of education” focused on
- The purpose of industrial education was to
- is the person known as the primary architect of vocational guidance in the United States?
- Cowley purposed all of the following beliefs about guidance EXCEPT
- The counselor to student ratio recommended by the ACA and the ASCA is
- All of the following phenomena raised concerns at the beginning of the 20th century about whether current forms of education were appropriate, EXCEPT
Other sets
- Cowley purposed all of the following beliefs about guidance EXCEPT
- Cowley emphasized guidance as the
- The counselor to student ratio recommended by the ACA and the ASCA is
- The Soviet Union launch of Sputnik precipitated a major national outpouring of news suggesting that the American schools
- What association was responsible for creating a set of standards of education in the preparation of secondary school counselors?
- During the 1930’s and 1940’s, __________ were considered an official liaison between the school, home, and community social agencies?
- __________ prodded Frank Parsons’ concern for the need for social concern.
- The purpose of industrial education was to
- The __________ required states to submit plans on how they would test secondary students so that the academically talented students would be encouraged to study the sciences?
- Psychology research provided these two major contributions to the school counseling profession:
- In 1964, the NDEA Title A was passed, which extended counseling to
- Guidance as the “personalization of education” focused on
- The first state to require certification for guidance counselors was
- How did the launching of Sputnik affect the role of the professional school counselor?
- All of the following phenomena raised concerns at the beginning of the 20th century about whether current forms of education were appropriate, EXCEPT
- The impact of the Civil Rights and Women’s Liberation Movements and the legislation that led to mainstreaming special education students was driving attention of professional school counselors to
- The National Defense Education Act was the result of
- The roots of school counseling were in
- During the 1950’s and 1960’s, all of the following occurred EXCEPT the
- __________ stated that the four most important conditions affecting counseling were division of labor, growth of technology, extension of vocational education and the spread of democracy.
- In 1942, Brewer contended that there were four conditions that gave rise to guidance and counseling in the U. S. schools. They include all of the following EXCEPT
- In 1994, the School to Work Opportunities Act
- Which decade saw the rise of the student personnel, social work, children’s rights, mental health, measurement, and Progressive Education movements?
- The No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act required that states
- The National Defense Education Act required states to submit plans for