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Student Development & Counseling Flashcards

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  1. Which Erikson stage corresponds to elementary school-age children?

    Answer: Industry vs. inferiority

    School-age children develop competence through mastering skills, or feel inferior if they fail.

  2. An IEP team under IDEA must include, at minimum:

    Answer: Parents, a general education teacher, a special education teacher, and a school representative

    IDEA requires parents, teachers, an LEA representative, and others who can interpret evaluations.

  3. A student confides that a friend is posting concerning messages online. The counselor's best first step is to:

    Answer: Assess risk, gather details, and follow the school's threat or crisis protocol

    Following established risk-assessment protocols ensures a safe, structured response.

  4. Which question is an open-ended question a counselor might use?

    Answer: 'What has been the hardest part of this semester for you?'

    Open-ended questions invite elaboration rather than yes/no answers.

  5. First-generation college students often benefit most from:

    Answer: Mentoring and guidance on navigating unfamiliar college systems

    Targeted mentoring helps first-generation students decode financial aid, advising, and campus culture.

  6. Developmentally, which describes 'scaffolding' in instruction?

    Answer: Providing temporary support that is gradually removed as skill grows

    Scaffolding offers temporary supports that fade as the learner gains independence.

  7. A counselor's 'referral' to an outside mental health provider is most appropriate when:

    Answer: The student's needs exceed the counselor's scope or school-based role

    Counselors refer when needs exceed their training, scope, or the school setting's capacity.

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