MILO |
Weighting |
5 |
4 |
3 |
2 |
1 |
Problem solving -
Display professional judgment on students concerns and select appropriate preventive strategies |
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Almost make no errors to:
- Identify and assess students・ developmental, academic, emotional, and social needs
- Formulate and evaluate effective helping strategies within a repertoire of interventions
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Able to achieve in most of the cases:
- Identify and assess students・ developmental, academic, emotional, and social needs
- Formulate and evaluate effective helping strategies within a repertoire of interventions
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Able to achieve in many cases:
- Identify and assess students・ developmental, academic, emotional, and social needs
- Formulate and evaluate effective helping strategies within a repertoire of interventions
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Able to achieve in some of the cases:
- Identify and assess students・ developmental, academic, emotional, and social needs
- Formulate and evaluate effective helping strategies within a repertoire of interventions
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Rarely able to achieve:
- Identify and assess students・ developmental, academic, emotional, and social needs
- Formulate and evaluate effective helping strategies within a repertoire of interventions
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Critical thinking -
Demonstrate an awareness of and develop a critical approach to review and apply counseling theories
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Almost make no errors to:
- Show open-mindedness in interpretations and practice to new ideas and experiences
- Critically evaluate the assumptions, limitations, evidence base and underlying values of counseling theories
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Able to achieve in most of the cases:
- Show open-mindedness in interpretations and practice to new ideas and experiences
- Critically evaluate the assumptions, limitations, evidence base and underlying values of counseling theories
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Able to achieve in many cases:
- Show open-mindedness in interpretations and practice to new ideas and experiences
- Critically evaluate the assumptions, limitations, evidence base and underlying values of counseling theories
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Able to achieve in some of the cases:
- Show open-mindedness in interpretations and practice to new ideas and experiences
- Critically evaluate the assumptions, limitations, evidence base and underlying values of counseling theories
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Rarely able to achieve:
- Show open-mindedness in interpretations and practice to new ideas and experiences
- Critically evaluate the assumptions, limitations, evidence base and underlying values of counseling theories
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Ethical decision making -
Put into practice the code of ethics for teachers in the planning and implementation of guidance and counseling services
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Almost make no errors to:
- Respect the rights, responsibilities, and welfare of all parties
- Display the qualities of unconditional positive regard, empathetic understanding and professional commitment to foster students' whole person development
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Able to achieve in most of the cases:
- Respect the rights, responsibilities, and welfare of all parties
- Display the qualities of unconditional positive regard, empathetic understanding and professional commitment to foster students' whole person development
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Able to achieve in many cases:
- Respect the rights, responsibilities, and welfare of all parties
- Display the qualities of unconditional positive regard, empathetic understanding and professional commitment to foster students' whole person development
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Able to achieve in some of the cases:
- Respect the rights, responsibilities, and welfare of all parties
- Display the qualities of unconditional positive regard, empathetic understanding and professional commitment to foster students' whole person development
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Rarely able to achieve:
- Respect the rights, responsibilities, and welfare of all parties
- Display the qualities of unconditional positive regard, empathetic understanding and professional commitment to foster students' whole person development
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Communication skills -
Communicate unconditional positive regard and empathetic understanding in supporting students
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Almost make no errors to:
- Reflect feelings and paraphrase accurately
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Able to achieve in most of the cases:
- Reflect feelings and paraphrase accurately
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Able to achieve in many cases:
- Reflect feelings and paraphrase accurately
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Able to achieve in some of the cases:
- Reflect feelings and paraphrase accurately
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Rarely able to achieve:
- Reflect feelings and paraphrase accurately
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Social interaction skills -
Master effective helping skills to relate and work with students, colleagues, parents and other professionals
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Almost make no errors to:
- Make use of a range of individual counselling and group skills in the provision of guidance and counseling services to students
- Collaborate effectively with colleagues, parents and other professionals
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Able to achieve in most of the cases:
- Make use of a range of individual counselling and group skills in the provision of guidance and counseling services to students
- Collaborate effectively with colleagues, parents and other professionals
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Able to achieve in many cases:
- Make use of a range of individual counselling and group skills in the provision of guidance and counseling services to students
- Collaborate effectively with colleagues, parents and other professionals
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Able to achieve in some of the cases:
- Make use of a range of individual counselling and group skills in the provision of guidance and counseling services to students
- Collaborate effectively with colleagues, parents and other professionals
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Rarely able to achieve:
- Make use of a range of individual counselling and group skills in the provision of guidance and counseling services to students
- Collaborate effectively with colleagues, parents and other professionals
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Global perspective -
Demonstrate an understanding of universal and culture-specific issues
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Almost make no errors to:
- Understand the culture-specific assumptions of various counseling theories and intervention
- Respect culture-specific values and practices of students from diverse backgrounds
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Able to achieve in most of the cases:
- Understand the culture-specific assumptions of various counseling theories and intervention
- Respect culture-specific values and practices of students from diverse backgrounds
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Able to achieve in many cases:
- Understand the culture-specific assumptions of various counseling theories and intervention
- Respect culture-specific values and practices of students from diverse backgrounds
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Able to achieve in some of the cases:
- Understand the culture-specific assumptions of various counseling theories and intervention
- Respect culture-specific values and practices of students from diverse backgrounds
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Rarely able to achieve:
- Understand the culture-specific assumptions of various counseling theories and intervention
- Respect culture-specific values and practices of students from diverse backgrounds
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