Evaluation of Guidance Programs: Call the Question
The Personnel and Guidance JournalPublished 1 December 1978
Harold R. Bardo, John J. Cody, Seymour Bryson
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Abstract
Difficulties of time, counselor qualifications, appropriateness of the evaluating criteria, and concern for a positive impact on education confront those who attempt to evaluate guidance programs. These obstacles have been overcome in some programs. The notion that evaluation is on a priority level equal to that of other guidance practices is a most important concept. Evaluation may lead to improvement of the qualify of the impact of guidance programs on the educational setting. Also, evaluation should help counselors define more clearly their role in the public schools.
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