What Exactly Do School Counselors Do?
Why we picked it
An educational book for young students that clearly explains the counselor's full role, covering the academic, personal, and social ways a counselor can help and making it easier for students to reach out when support would make a difference.
Our review
An educational book that helps middle-school students understand the role of a school counselor in clear, accessible terms. Through its story, students gain a better understanding of how their counselor can support them academically, personally, and socially, making this a brief, effective resource for helping students feel comfortable seeking out the help that counselors provide.
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About this book
From the product listing
An educational book that helps young students understand the role of a school counselor. Through this story, students can gain a better understanding of how helpful their school counselor can be.
Resource details
- Resource type
- Book
- Age ranges
- Middle School
- Careers
- School Counselor
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