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A discursive analysis of training for peer support in secondary schoolsBishop, Samantha January 2003 (has links)
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The identification of peer-counsellors in the secondary schoolDockrat, Fazila 11 1900 (has links)
In South Africa the idea of a peer helping service has gained impetus and is viewed as a
viable option given the fact that there is a shortage of professional school-counsellors and
complementary care-givers in the public school environment.
This research emanated from an awareness that there was a need to develop an objective
assessment tool regarding the identification of peer-counsellors. This instigated an
investigation of the essential criteria, predominant characteristics and requirements of
effective peer-counsellors.
The primary focus of this research has been to develop a self-assessment instrument that will
assist in the identification and selection of potential peer-counsellors.
The self-assessment instrument proved to be a valuable tool in discriminating between good,
average and weak peer-counsellors. Findings indicate that the self-assessment instrument
should be used in conjunction with other modes of assessment such as the self-report data,
teacher ratings and peer ratings. / Psychology of Education / M. Ed. (Guidance and Counselling)
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The identification of peer-counsellors in the secondary schoolDockrat, Fazila 11 1900 (has links)
In South Africa the idea of a peer helping service has gained impetus and is viewed as a
viable option given the fact that there is a shortage of professional school-counsellors and
complementary care-givers in the public school environment.
This research emanated from an awareness that there was a need to develop an objective
assessment tool regarding the identification of peer-counsellors. This instigated an
investigation of the essential criteria, predominant characteristics and requirements of
effective peer-counsellors.
The primary focus of this research has been to develop a self-assessment instrument that will
assist in the identification and selection of potential peer-counsellors.
The self-assessment instrument proved to be a valuable tool in discriminating between good,
average and weak peer-counsellors. Findings indicate that the self-assessment instrument
should be used in conjunction with other modes of assessment such as the self-report data,
teacher ratings and peer ratings. / Psychology of Education / M. Ed. (Guidance and Counselling)
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