2019
DOI: 10.2298/zipi1901198z
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Counselling competences from the perspective of school pedagogues

Abstract: Апстракт. У раду се полази од становишта о значају и неопходности континуираног унапређења компетенција стручних сарадника за ефикасно обављање саветодавне делатности у школи. С тим у вези, реализовано је истраживање чији је циљ био да се испита мишљење школских педагога о сопственим саветодавним компетенцијама и ресурсима за њихово унапређивање. Применом полуструктурисаног интервјуа испитан је 81 педагог из основних школа, а добијени резултати анализирани су путем квалитативне тематске анализе. Утврђено је да… Show more

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“…In other words, they are often engaged in activities that are outside the scope of their professional roles and tasks (e.g., class scheduling, class substitutes, participating in committees, various on-call duties). On the other hand, lower representation of preventive counselling may be a consequence of an insufficient number of employed school counsellors with various professional orientations in schools in Serbia (Zuković & Slijepčević, 2019). This certainly impacts the ability to provide adequate and purposeful student support from different aspects and through teamwork with experts.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In other words, they are often engaged in activities that are outside the scope of their professional roles and tasks (e.g., class scheduling, class substitutes, participating in committees, various on-call duties). On the other hand, lower representation of preventive counselling may be a consequence of an insufficient number of employed school counsellors with various professional orientations in schools in Serbia (Zuković & Slijepčević, 2019). This certainly impacts the ability to provide adequate and purposeful student support from different aspects and through teamwork with experts.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It requires of them to be school and community advocates, leaders of educational and system change, and creators of effective collaborative relationships (Hines et al, 2020;McMahon et al, 2009;Sink, 2016;Strear et al, 2018). Also, it is necessary to appeal to government officials to recognise the importance of school counselling, to increase the number of counselling professionals employed in schools, and to provide systematic support for the professional development of school counsellors (e.g., through establishing supervision; DeKruyf et al, 2013;Zuković & Slijepčević, 2019). School counsellors can greatly contribute to this issue by advocating for their profession (McMahon et al, 2009;Sink, 2016) and through the results of evidence-based practice (Sakiz & Sariçali, 2019;Zyromski, Dimmitt, Mariani, & Griffith, 2018).…”
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“…Th is means that school counselling should be understood as the process that permeates all spheres of the educational work (Zuković, 2017), and involves collaboration with teachers which is essential for providing the best services for students (Clark & Amatea, 2004). Th e competencies of school counsellors for the development of the pedagogical relationships with students, parents and colleagues are crucial for counselling to truly be a helping and understanding relationship (Juul & Jensen, 2017;Zuković & Slijepčević, 2019). Such an approach allows the development of partnership as a collaborative relationship based on trust as well as shared responsibility in the counselling (Vernon & Kottman, 2009).…”
Section: Sladjana N Zukovićmentioning
confidence: 99%