Junior high school counselors’ guidance view-Keelung City in Taiwan area

碩士 === 國立臺灣師範大學 === 教育學系 === 102 === Junior high school counselors’ guidance view-Keelung City in Taiwan area The purpose of this thesis is to determine the school counselors’ definition of dropouts and dropout at-risk students, what cause these students to become dropout,...

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Main Authors: Ming-Yen Xie, 謝明諺
Other Authors: Ren-Jin Hong
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Published: 2014
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/51347243942332867410
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Summary:碩士 === 國立臺灣師範大學 === 教育學系 === 102 === Junior high school counselors’ guidance view-Keelung City in Taiwan area The purpose of this thesis is to determine the school counselors’ definition of dropouts and dropout at-risk students, what cause these students to become dropout, the difficulties of using social and school sources in assisting dropouts and dropout at-risk students, the school counselors’ perspective, self-awareness, and concept of the dropouts’ performance in school. The followings are the conclusion of this thesis: 1.On the government department side: (1)The resources that the government provides to individual schools are limited. 2.On the school administration side: (1)Resources provided by individual organizations can help promote the quality of school counsel system. (2)In order to provide the best quality of consultation for students, the family members should also participate in the consultation procedures. 3.On the school counselors’ side: (1)School counselors can do their first guidance in their classes. (2)School counselors have clear definition of dropouts, but have different definitions of dropout at-risk students. (3)School counselors’ characters, teaching style and classroom management are the key points to let students stay in school. (4)The relationship between school counselors and students who have graduated from school can be helpful to school counsel works. (5)The change of administration work can make positive effect to school counselors. 4.On the students side: (1)The dropout and dropout at-risk student factors are different from past to now.