Sessions
Thematic Session
July 27, 2016 14:40 - 16:10
≪Organizer Abstract≫
School guidance/counselling services have been a built-in component of education among most developed countries. However, it is new in China. An official Ministry of Education guideline is anticipated soon with profound implications. Despite the emerging status, many schools have been providing such services at various levels. The symposium aims at discussing the current status and the future directions regarding school guidance in Chinese high schools with a comparison to Australian practices to position the current work internationally. Five presentations are proposed in addition to a general/theme discussion:
1) A Chinese perspective of school guidance based on developmental evaluation.
2) Current status of developmental guidance in Chinese high schools.
3) A whole-school approach to school guidance: A case study.
4) The effect of career counseling on career decision-making self-efficacy in year 10 students.
5) The development of school guidance in China comparing with Australian school guidance practices: An international perspective.
School guidance/counselling services have been a built-in component of education among most developed countries. However, it is new in China. An official Ministry of Education guideline is anticipated soon with profound implications. Despite the emerging status, many schools have been providing such services at various levels. The symposium aims at discussing the current status and the future directions regarding school guidance in Chinese high schools with a comparison to Australian practices to position the current work internationally. Five presentations are proposed in addition to a general/theme discussion:
1) A Chinese perspective of school guidance based on developmental evaluation.
2) Current status of developmental guidance in Chinese high schools.
3) A whole-school approach to school guidance: A case study.
4) The effect of career counseling on career decision-making self-efficacy in year 10 students.
5) The development of school guidance in China comparing with Australian school guidance practices: An international perspective.