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As counselors we strive to work with school staff and incorporate a developmentally appropriate education for all students. There must be balance among academic, social, and emotional goals in every classroom (Dollarhide & Saginak (2012) p 24). As a counselor our focus is on students needs and it is our mission to have all members of the school and community vest their interests in the success of these students. We are a leader and an advocate for the students. An assessment program would bring together parents, students, administrators, and community members. All members have to be on the same page, have a clear idea of what the goals and objectives are, and work together so we can help close achievement gaps. Involving all stakeholders in the program is key. What are the student’s needs? If we don’t know what they need, how will be able to serve them and make sure they are prepared for the world? In addition we also need information from the staff and parents. The school staff can provide counselors with insight and often do a lot by making observations, recommendations, and testing students. It’s extremely important to have the school and families working together to promote student success. The goal of the assessment program is to see where the school and students are currently, assess what current needs are, and put those practices in place. After a plan has been tailored and assessments are in place, then counselors use that data to make any necessary changes. The goal of the chosen assessments will measure achievement and intellectual ability among students, identify students with special needs, and provide information on students who may need help emotionally and socially. A constant cycle is occurring between evaluating needs, providing those assessments, analyzing the data, sharing with stakes holders, and monitoring the effectiveness of the program.

In this essay, the author

  • Explains that counselors work with school staff to incorporate a developmentally appropriate education for all students. all stakeholders must be on the same page and work together to close achievement gaps.
  • Explains the importance of having the school and families working together to promote student success. assessments measure achievement and intellectual ability among students, identify students with special needs, and provide information on students who may need help.
  • Explains the types of information needed to make decisions, such as tests, observations, surveys, checklists, and inventories.
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