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A. Interview A Counselor From Any of The Counselor's Work Settings: School, Mental Hospital, Private Agencies, Community, and Government

This document outlines two performance tasks for students to choose from. The first task involves interviewing a counselor from their work setting, such as a school, hospital, or private agency. The interview must focus on the institutional profile, including its context and programs, as well as questions about the counselor's responsibilities, skills, challenges, and advice for improving their work. Students would then write a report analyzing the data collected from the interview.

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A. Interview A Counselor From Any of The Counselor's Work Settings: School, Mental Hospital, Private Agencies, Community, and Government

This document outlines two performance tasks for students to choose from. The first task involves interviewing a counselor from their work setting, such as a school, hospital, or private agency. The interview must focus on the institutional profile, including its context and programs, as well as questions about the counselor's responsibilities, skills, challenges, and advice for improving their work. Students would then write a report analyzing the data collected from the interview.

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PERFORMANCE TASK

Choose only one performance Task.

A. Interview a counselor from any of the counselor’s work settings: school, mental hospital,
private agencies, community, and government.

Your interview must focus on:

1. Institutional profile:
a. The work setting(institutional agency where the counselor works) – its context, history,
the different cases/ problems in handles, the programs it implements, and the different
approaches and interventions it applies; the problems that the institution face and the
victories and successes of the institution.
2. The counselor
a. The counselor as a professional – questions may include;
i. When did you start working as a counselor in the institution?
ii. What are your responsibilities?
iii. What programs do you handle?
iv. What skills knowledge, and values must a counselor possess?
v. How do you see yourself as a counselor?
vi. What do you enjoy doing? What you avoid doing?
vii. What challenges do you encounter as a counsellor?
viii. What helps you in your work?
ix. What education and training do you need to enhance your work?
x. What other message do you want to convey?

Results and analysis of data from your interview must be written in a report. Formulate your
own title- a title which will embrace the data collected.

B.

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