Sentence examples for students counseling from inspiring English sources

Ms. Fontana said the class focused on teaching children the basics of saving, spending and budgeting but culminated with students counseling real people (her friends) on their financial situation.

Principals should strengthen school counselors' position, and provide them with time for discussions, and planning for students' counseling needs.

Santana High School reopened here today as it offered its 1,900 dazed students counseling, warm embraces and a light schedule to inch them back from the emotional wounds they suffered when 2 schoolmates were killed and 13 other people were wounded in a shooting on Monday.

We started with contacting organizations like NAMI, who generously allowed us to conduct interviews during their annual NAMI Walk in the fall of 2013 in Chicago, and Chicago Hearing Voices, websites (thank you Captain Awkward!), DePaul University's Dean of Students, Counseling Center, and School of Nursing.

He reminded students that counseling help was available, and also encouraged students "to be attentive to one another".

The evening will benefit the agency's social services on the Lower East Side, including free family and student counseling, mentoring for students and adults, and classes in English as a second language.

Cash donations will go for student counseling throughout the system, for after-school programs for students whose schools were temporarily closed and for relocation costs for families displaced by the disaster, Ms. Plesser said.

Dr. Fred B. Newton, the director of student counseling at Kansas State and a co-author of the study published in February, said: "Good mental and physical health requires a semblance of harmony and balance in your life.

She is a clinical psychologist who works in Arlington, Va., as an assistant professor of clinical psychology at Argosy University and as the director of student counseling services at the Art Institute of Washington.

Implications for developing coping skills, stress management strategies, and student counseling are discussed.

Previous attempts to facilitate learner self-regulation have been largely confined to traditional classrooms and student counseling.