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Guidance Programme

Guidance programme is concerned

with identifying students abilities,aptitudes, interests and attitudesto help them understand , acceptand utilize the traits the students

have.


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v Supervision, planning and

co-ordination on the part

of head of institution.

v Active co-operation of the

parents, staff, guidanceexperts and the

students.

Organization of guidance

programme


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Objective of guidanceprogramme

vProviding


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Type ofServices inGuidance

Programme


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Type of servicesvOrientation service

vStudent information

service

vCounselling service

vPlacement service


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Referral servicevRemedial service

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Follow up servicevResearch service

vEvaluation service


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The orientation service


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Orientation

The assistance given tostudents to help them adjustto the new situations.


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Purpose of orientation service


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To make students familiarize withthe

New environment

Physical setting

Rules and regulations

Extra curricular activities Other provisions


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Activities of orientationservice Issue of printed materials

Orientation day

Welcome desk at the entrance

Community tea and games

Social evening


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Objectives oforientation services

vHelp

new


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v Assist new comer to improve his

skill in making desirable

adjustments within the newenvironment.

v Provide opportunities for the faculty

and student body to become

acquired with the new comers.


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Principles of orientationservice

vOrientation for all

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Orientation is a continuousprocess

vOrientation service should be

planned to assist pupils in a

wide variety of areas


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conclusionOrientation programme is necessary

for students and should be organized

to cater the needs of students at all

levels. Guidance counsellor cannot

work in isolation. He need co-

operation from parents, teachers,

principals and the community.


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Orientation may be done through talk,

discussions etc. Children should be

provided orientation about the school,

facilities available in the school and

any other information that could be

useful for them. Thus orientation

services serves as a bridge between

the home and school.


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Thank you

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