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Guidance Services: Scope, History, Factors and Characteristics

Guidance services provide systematic assistance to help individuals make plans and interpret life through comprehensive information on opportunities, personality development, effective studying, and learning. The scope of guidance services includes assistance rendered to individuals as well as staff members, and the evaluation of services. The history of guidance services stems from ideas shared by many, including Frank Parsons, the "Father of Guidance Movement," and Adolf Meyer who focused on mental hygiene. Factors that led to the growth of guidance services include secondary schools becoming less selective, the recognition of individual differences, the rise of industrialization, changing educational objectives, and the effects of World War I. Guidance services have identifiable characteristics such as assisting individuals in achieving educational goals, providing competent leadership

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Guidance Services: Scope, History, Factors and Characteristics

Guidance services provide systematic assistance to help individuals make plans and interpret life through comprehensive information on opportunities, personality development, effective studying, and learning. The scope of guidance services includes assistance rendered to individuals as well as staff members, and the evaluation of services. The history of guidance services stems from ideas shared by many, including Frank Parsons, the "Father of Guidance Movement," and Adolf Meyer who focused on mental hygiene. Factors that led to the growth of guidance services include secondary schools becoming less selective, the recognition of individual differences, the rise of industrialization, changing educational objectives, and the effects of World War I. Guidance services have identifiable characteristics such as assisting individuals in achieving educational goals, providing competent leadership

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Guidance

Services
Scope, History, Factors
and Characteristics

MARK EVAN A. EVANGELISTA


MAEd 11A
what is
guidance?

• more or less general


term on assisting
individual
what is
guidance
services?
• It is a systematic and organized
procedures and facilities for the same end.
• It is a group of services to secure
knowledge and skills in making plans and
interpreting life.
• It provides comprehensive information on
opportunities, personality development,
and effective studying and learning.
scope • rendered to an
of individual

guidance
• services to staff
members

services • evaluation of
services
history of guidance
services
It is the result
of shared ideas
by many.

FRANK PARSONS
Father of Guidance Movement

ADOLF MEYER
Gives focus on mental hygiene
Factors led to growth of
guidance services
• Secondary schools
became less selective
• Individual differences
were recognized
• Rise of
Industrialization
• Changing educational
objectives
• Effects of World War I
GUIDANCE SERVICES

characteristics

identifiable involve in provide for


side to assist achieving goals competent
individuals of education leadership
supported by based on needs of available to all
functional pupils and upon
preparation of competencies of
teachers in the staff
guidance services members
available to all need the for the self
and preventive cooperation of development
than curative parents and of an individual
community
thank
you!
GUIDANCE SERVICES
by Mark Evan A. Evangelista

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