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ASSESSMENT IN SCHOOL COUNSELING Bowling Green State University June 19, 2012 Marissa Rex Professional School Counselor

Bowling Green State University June 19, 2012 Marissa Rex Professional School Counselor

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ASSESSMENTIN SCHOOL COUNSELING

Bowling Green State UniversityJune 19, 2012

Marissa Rex Professional

School Counselor

INTRODUCTION: MARISSA REX

EducationM.Ed. in School Counseling (Ohio University)B.S. in Early Childhood Education (BGSU)

Current PositionElementary School Counselor (K-6)Hiawatha Elementary

WebsiteFounder of Elementary School

Counseling.orgwww.elementaryschoolcounseling.org

PURPOSE: WHY SO IMPORTANT?

Without assessment, my efforts could not be as effective.

As school counselors, we have a good idea of our school’s climate, but cannot possibly know EVERYTHING.

INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING Documentation System

Analyzing session totals, referral data Sample (Handout Packet)

Behavior Referrals Are formal “write-up’s” decreasing for students

you work with? SWIS: School-Wide Information System

My district uses this. It provides monthly graphs and reports based on formal behavior referrals.

Session Data Sample Activities (Handout Packet)

SMALL GROUP COUNSELING Documentation System

Similar to Individual Counseling system Sample (Handout Packet)

Session Data Sample Activity (Handout Packet)

Behavior Referrals When applicable, are formal “write-up’s” decreasing? Fewer issues/referrals (individual counseling)

Qualitative Data Student, Teacher/Staff, and Parent Response

CLASSROOM COUNSELING Sign-Up System

Sample “Menu” (Handout Packet)

SurveyTeacher and Student

Samples (Handout Packet)Summary of Results

Needs AssessmentFollow-Up Sample (Handout Packet)

SCHOOL-WIDE PROGRAMMING Student Surveys

Indoor recess interest survey“Activity Room” evaluationBullying

Staff SurveysEvaluations (i.e. PBS Committee)Needs Assessment

Code SurveySamples (Handout Packet)

SCHOOL-WIDE PROGRAMMING Standardized Assessments

Terra Nova / Inview (2nd and 6th Grade)Achievement and Intelligence Screener

Ohio Achievement Assessment (3rd – 6th Grade)Reading, Math, and Science (5th)

DIBELS (K – 6th Grade)Quarterly Reading Assessment

How do we use the data? Grade Level Team Meetings (monthly) Grade Level Transitions (yearly) Parent Meetings

HELPFUL RESOURCES Elementary School Counseling.org

www.elementaryschoolcounseling.org

School Counselor Blog www.schcounselor.com

Savvy School Counselor www.savvyschoolcounselor.com

More counseling blogs and sites: www.elementaryschoolcounseling.org/resources.ht

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CONTACT INFORMATION Marissa Rex

www.elementaryschoolcounseling.org

Email: [email protected]

Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/ESCorg

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Elementary-

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