Friday Facebook Round-up!
There is a lot of great discussion happening on the School Counselor Blog Facebook Page I wanted to come up with a way to share the information that School Counselor Blog Facebook Page Fans are sharing with each other. Each Friday I plan to share some of the week's most popular posts and fan questions from the School Counselor Blog Facebook Page.
Preparing for the first day of school as a new school counselor:
Catie is starting her first year at a new school! Any tips for what to do the first day? How do you prepare for the first day of school? Click here to read the comments.
Organizing lessons for the upcoming school year:
Holly a first year elementary school counselor is looking for tips and ideas on how to organize her lessons for the year. Do you focus on certain domains at certain times? Do you have monthly themes? How do you decide what you will do when? Share your ideas and tips below! Click here to read the comments.
Planner & organizer ideas for a High School Counselor:
Anyone have any planners or organizer recommendations for a high school counselor? Click here to read the comments.
Aligning school counseling lessons to Common Core:
Have you aligned your school counseling lessons with the Common Core? Do you have any tips to share with others about tackling it? Click here to read the comments.
Working in multiple buildings:
Natasha, and elementary school counselor, will be starting a new position in the fall where she will be serving multiple buildings. Do you have any advice for working at multiple buildings as a school counselor? What budget-friendly tips, tricks, and ideas do you have for decorating and stocking more than one office with resources, and materials? Click here to read the comments.
What questions do you have for School Counselor Facebook fans?
Comment below, tweet, contact Danielle, or share on the School Counselor Blog Facebook Page!
School counselors have back to school on their minds! Lots of school counselors are looking for ideas for next year or ideas for just getting started as a new school counselor. Check out the questions below and then visit the links to read comments, suggestions, and ideas from other school counselors!
Questions from the week ending July 19, 2013
Preparing for the first day of school as a new school counselor:
Catie is starting her first year at a new school! Any tips for what to do the first day? How do you prepare for the first day of school? Click here to read the comments.
Organizing lessons for the upcoming school year:
Holly a first year elementary school counselor is looking for tips and ideas on how to organize her lessons for the year. Do you focus on certain domains at certain times? Do you have monthly themes? How do you decide what you will do when? Share your ideas and tips below! Click here to read the comments.
Planner & organizer ideas for a High School Counselor:
Anyone have any planners or organizer recommendations for a high school counselor? Click here to read the comments.
Aligning school counseling lessons to Common Core:
Have you aligned your school counseling lessons with the Common Core? Do you have any tips to share with others about tackling it? Click here to read the comments.
Working in multiple buildings:
Natasha, and elementary school counselor, will be starting a new position in the fall where she will be serving multiple buildings. Do you have any advice for working at multiple buildings as a school counselor? What budget-friendly tips, tricks, and ideas do you have for decorating and stocking more than one office with resources, and materials? Click here to read the comments.
What questions do you have for School Counselor Facebook fans?
Comment below, tweet, contact Danielle, or share on the School Counselor Blog Facebook Page!
Danielle is a K-12 Certified School Counselor, Nationally Certified Counselor, and blogger at School Counselor Blog, a place where school counselors share innovative ideas, creative lesson plans, and quality resources. Connect with Danielle via email, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Google+, and become a fan of the School Counselor Blog Facebook Page.
