It is the thesis of this article that it is important for all those who work with children to become aware of the restrictions which prevail in our society in regard to the subject of death so that understanding and guidance can be given to a child when death becomes a part of his personal experience. (Author)

Examines school counselors' perceptions of selected tests and of the need for school counselors-in-training to receive instruction about selected tests. Results suggest that school counselors recognize the usefulness of a wide variety of standardized assessment instruments, use tests that draw on their knowledge, and want additional training. (RJM)

Elementary school counselors (N=347) were sent a questionnaire to assess beliefs and actual behavior related to confidentiality with child clients. When asked if confidentiality issues were resolved on the basis of the child's age, maturity, and situation, half agreed and half did not, suggesting a wide range of application practices. (Author)