What are the primary goals, roles, and techniques of school counseling, including specific types like workplace counseling?

You're on a roll — here are the solutions to the questions: SECTION A - (QUESTION ONE) i. The primary goal of school counseling is? b) Personal development and well-being School counseling aims to support students' overall growth, including academic, social, emotional, and career development. ii. Which of the following is NOT a key role of a school counselor? b) Advice giving While counselors may offer guidance, their primary role is to facilitate client self-discovery and decision-making, rather than directly giving advice. iii. Identify the type of counseling that helps teachers deal with workplace stress? d) Work place counselling Workplace counseling specifically addresses issues and stress related to an individual's professional environment. iv. Active listening in counseling involves: b) Giving full attention and reflecting on what the client says Active listening demonstrates understanding and empathy by fully engaging with the client's message and reflecting it back. v. A counselor using open-ended questions is trying to: b) Encourage deeper discussion and self-exploration Open-ended questions invite detailed responses, promoting deeper thought and exploration of feelings and experiences. vi. Which technique helps clients recognize irrational thoughts? a) Cognitive restructuring Cognitive restructuring is a technique used to identify, challenge, and change unhelpful or irrational thought patterns. vii. Empathy in counseling means: a) Understanding and sharing the feelings of the client Empathy involves perceiving and understanding the client's feelings and perspective without necessarily experiencing the same emotions or agreeing with their actions. Send me the next one 📸