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Part 2: 6 Tips for Facilitating Small Groups in the High School Setting [Episode 11]
Here's What to Expect In This Episode:
Let’s jump back into talking all about facilitating small groups in the high school setting!
It’s time to talk strategy with your small group counseling topics, ideas, and services.
If you missed the first part of this extended episode, check out Part 1 of 2 High School Counseling Conversations episodes with the first three tips for facilitating high school counseling small groups.
In Part 2, you’ll catch the last 3 tips for running your groups with confidence and, ultimately, providing more comprehensive counseling services for your students.
Use these tips to get planning and facilitating high school counseling small groups with confidence! You’ll walk away inspired and motivated!
Topics Covered in This Episode:
- Setting up a predictable structure for you the counselor/facilitator and for your high school students
- Deciding on a framework for each of your groups to make planning and implementing of your small group counseling topics and ideas so much easier
- Managing all different types of personalities as you’re facilitating small group counseling activities for high school students
- Creating positive rapport and equipping students of all personality types to thrive in your group counseling setting
- Strategizing when it comes to picking a co-leader for your group
- Leading seamlessly with your co-leader by establishing expectations and goals from week to week
- If you missed tips 1, 2, and 3, be sure to check out Episode 10 for Part 1 of “6 Tips for Facilitating High School Counseling Small Groups”
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- Blog Post: 7 Tips for Running Small Groups at the High School Level
- Click here if you’re looking for more podcast episodes and blog posts about small group counseling
- Part 1 of 2: Listen to the first part of this podcast focused on Facilitating High School Counseling Small Groups!
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Campus Visits. If your college/institute wants to arrange a visit at the Moscow High School, please contact Renae Bafus via email at [email protected] or call the school at 208-882-2591 and ask for the Career Center. The mission of the Moscow High School counseling program is to help each of our students make the best possible choices for ...
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JUNIORS: The IDAHO School Day SAT will be given for free at school on Tuesday April 14, 2021 for all Juniors, and any seniors who have missed it. Taking a college entrance exam or approved alternate exam is a high school graduation requirement in Idaho and should be completed by the end of the junior year.
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MHS counselors want to help them with whatever they need. Diana Hicke, School Counselor for the Class of 2021, Class of 2022 A-G Wes Andrews, School Counselor for the Class of 2023, Class of 2022 H-P Charlene Jakich, Department Head, School Counselor for the Class of 2024, Class of 2022 Q-Z Kayce Gregory, Counseling Center Secretary
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To earn a Moscow High School Diploma, a total of fifty-one (51) credits are required, and courses must meet Idaho Content Standards. Graduation Requirements: Class of 2021 & Beyond. *Note: On November 18, 2020, the Moscow School Board voted to reduce the number of credits required to graduate to 48 for the Class of 2021, Class of 2022, Class of ...
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I look forward to working with you to envision your future and work toward a fulfilling career. Please don't hesitate to stop by for a personal meeting, phone call, or email. Sincerely, Renae Bafus. Career & College Advisor. 208-882-2591 x 2013, Room 125 A (Career Center) [email protected].
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