This paper describes a systems approach to instructional psychology which can be used by school counselors as a basis for diagnosis and remediation in the classroom. Interrelationships of the four components of a basic teaching model are emphasized. Selected aspects of each component, important for effective instruction, are discussed. (Author)

School counselors in their daily work are faced with the investigation of children with "learning disabilities". This article attempts to delineate the major problems in the area, which are those of definition, prevalence, aetiology and remediation, and to suggest ways out of the current "morass". (Author)

This paper advocates a model which would supplement the role of the guidance counselor with the role of a special counselor, who would work with the troubled student. (Author)

Data revealed that the Canadian Vocational Readiness Package for Girls appears to be an excellent program for meeting the special vocational counseling needs of today's female adolescent. (Author)

Surveyed 588 regular classroom teachers and 21 specialist teachers from Newfoundland and Labrador. Respondents reported moderate levels of stress. Nine categories of stressors were ranked almost exactly the same by teachers of different grade levels, with Time Management and Parent/Teacher Relations highest. (Author/MCF)

Presents data from questionnaires and interviews with adolescents regarding their concerns about living in the Nuclear Age. Results suggest that the nuclear threat further constrains planning for the future. Suggests implications for educators, who do not appear to serve major roles as socializing or communicating agents on this issue. (BH)

Discusses analysis of experience as a starting point for career exploration. Shows how a structured interview approach can be applied to explore the features of an experience. The emerging patterns appear to facilitate the discovery process and serve as a foundation for career choice. (JAC)

Outlines the development of a new bilingual programming (French immersion) for Canadian schools. Documents the lack of development of adequate guidance service for these programs and presents a needs assessment for the development of guidance and counseling services. (JAC)

Examines the literature to determine the central reasons for the failure of traditional methods of disseminating vocational information. The lack of readiness to receive information by adolescents is cited as one of the major problems in career education today. Several innovative techniques are discussed. (Author)

Describes the development and content of a guide for developing and implementing a district policy for school counseling service in British Columbia. Discusses the composition and sponsorship of the committee, the process rather than prescriptive nature of the guide itself, and its utility for professionals. (Author/JAC)

Argues for the application of the ecological metaphor to career development. Describes the ecological approach and several applications to career development. Contrasts an ecological perspective with more traditional approaches to career development. (JAC)

Proposes the cognitive developmental paradigm for developing and teaching career development courses in secondary schools. Proposes the major Piagetian constructs of interaction, equilibration, assimilation, and accommodation as a means of intervening in both the structure and function of the career thinking of adolescents. (Author)

Secondary school principals are significant determiners of counsellor role. Principals' expectations of secondary school counsellors include administrative support, information source, effective relationships and delivery of guidance services. It is crucial that principals, counsellors and teachers understand their respective roles through…

Describes a modification of Goal Attainment Scaling (G.A.S.) used within a day program for pregnant and parent teenagers. G.A.S. provides the users with immediate, understandable feedback, and allows helping professionals to form a working relationship with their clients in a relatively short time span. (JAC)

Uses a family systems approach in reviewing literature indicating school problems can serve a functional role in the family. Suggests that family members may act to maintain school problems for the sake of family stability. Discusses implications for school counselors. (JAC)