One of the impacts of information technology in guidance counseling is in the implementation of the support system. Entering the world of globalization and rapid technological breadth of information requires counseling to adjust to the environment in order to meet the needs of learners. Therefore, cyber-counseling is now developing. It is one of…

The author presents the District of Columbia's model for career guidance featuring school/industry partnerships. For students, the model provides (1) positive role models, (2) training from professionals, (3) a broad experiential background, (4) an additional support base, and (5) necessary skills. Schools and businesses also benefit. (CH)

Describes three-phase model derived from workshop experience and designed to enhance school counselors' familiarity with the world of work. Phases discussed include (1) visiting the workplaces; (2) understanding and internalization; and (3) creative application. (Author/NB)

It is recognized that the change to career development is a qualitative approach to rehabilitation programming, and not just a quantitative one; however, it has been obvious over the past several years that clients want to participate in their own programming, so career development is a logical alternative. (Author)

The purpose of this article is to describe, for the Middle School level, six basic economic concepts and related teaching strategies that can be used in career education. (Author)

This document describes Career Day in Killeen Independent School District in Texas, a program designed by one school guidance department to meet the developmental needs of middle school students, to make students aware of the options available to them after high school, and to help students understand that preparation and achievement now is the…

Career exploration typically involves the investigation of personal factors: interests, aptitudes, values, and personal style. This digest outlines one counseling method, pattern identification exercise (PIE). PIE starts with past experiences and identifies personal patterns which are relevant to career decisions. A premise of PIE is that…

Discusses in detail a 6-step model for career changing for educators: (1) being realistic and getting the facts, (2) assessing motivation, (3) analysing skills and abilities, (4) examining the employment universe, (5) preparing oneself, and (6) marketing oneself. (EAO)

A model graduate training curriculum that emphasizes the counselor's role in assisting clients in the effective use of computer-assisted career guidance (CACG) systems is described in this article. This 4-module graduate training program emphasizes client readiness and exploration using CACG systems, skill building and simulation exercises, and…

The career exploration view is designed to stimulate learning which will provide individualized feedback to students concerning their self-identities. The career conscious individual career education model is an outcome-oriented model designed to provide a comprehensive overview of the knowledge, skills, and attitudes individuals need to…

The implications of building a career-oriented curriculum in the public schools are many: (1) inservice teacher training is needed; (2) the philosophy of teacher education must be compatible with that of education for careers; (3) careful coordination is required between the public school curriculum and the specialized occupational curriculum of…

Career Resource Centers (CRCs) are a logical outgrowth of vocational development theory which views career development as a continuous process with a lifelong series of career decisions made at various transition points over time. After starting in high schools, CRCs have spread to all arenas of formal education as well as to community agencies,…

The publication was developed for use in the career education workshops for professional development sponsored by the Missouri State Department of Education. It serves as a resource guide for establishing career development goals and objectives at both the elementary and secondary levels, with emphasis on the junior high school level. The…

Information for the model contained in this paper was obtained through contacts and personal association with many educators and practitioners whose concern has been the need to provide information and experience to students about occupational and educational alternatives. Planned educational experiences that relate to occupations and that are…

This document contains nine papers exploring the school-to-work transition and the role of career education in smoothing that transition. The following papers are included in the first section, which sets the context for the role of career education: "The School-to-Work Opportunities Act and Career Education" (Pat Nellor Wickwire);…