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School Counseling
Here are entered works on the provision of assistance to pupils in their choices in and adjustment to the schools' curriculum and school life in general. [Quoted from: http://www.harare.unesco.org/heresource/WORD/New-8.doc]
"Persons who give educational guidance are usually called counselors. Many schools employ trained full-time counselors. Their work often includes helping with students' emotional problems. In many schools the principal or one or more selected teachers serve as part-time counselors. Home-room teachers often play a main part in a school's guidance program. In colleges and universities, professors (called faculty advisors) and deans of students act as counselors." [Quoted from: http://people.howstuffworks.com/educational-guidance-info.htm].