Technology is a must for school counselors. Everyday I try to learn something new. I am eager to expand my knowledge of technology because I really believe in the philosophy of working smarter, not harder. With so many new programs out there, there are lots of new things to try.
It’s just about time for the holidays! As counselors, our work extends beyond the classroom walls. I know many of us put together a holiday help program for families in need of a little extra assistance. I have mentioned that I put together a Giving Tree Program, and a lot of
I’ve had several requests from readers over the past few weeks to talk about Lunch Bunch, and while I have had very good intentions to post more information, this Linky Party hosted by Scrapbook Of A School Counselor Blog by Tabitha, has given me the push I need to get this
Here is another fellow school counselor’s office to join the others in our Linky Tour originally from this post. Lisa S from Lisa’s Counselor Connection has sent me photos of her new office to share. Last year Lisa spent time at an Elementary and High School and now this year
Franciene Sabens from School Counselor Space blog, has put together this very information Linky Party. There are lots of good questions here, so make sure to follow this Linky along! School doesn’t officially start for student until Friday, September 9th. Teachers start back two days earlier. I work an addition
Hi everyone, I received an email today from a fellow counselor, Christopher Belser from Baton Rouge, LA. Christopher doesn’t currently blog, but is quite proud of his office and wanted to share it with us. Christopher writes: When I started at my school at the beginning of last year, my
I really like looking at how other people decorate and design their spaces. It doesn’t matter if it’s some one’s house, or yard, or even classroom or office. I like to make the most of my space and try to keep it looking good. I get inspired by other’s ideas,
I have been thinking about what my best ideas for this school year were. Reflecting on my year has been on my “To Do List” but with the help of Marissa Rex and her blog Elementary School Counseling, I have been challenged to do so. There were many ideas I
Everyone who graduates from a School Counseling degree program can’t wait for the day when they land their first job. Check out this Linky Party to get some helpful hints about what you can do to help prepare for your interview. Although I haven’t actually went on an interview in
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