History of GUIDANCE
~20th century contribution to education
~various factors
- Increasing number of vocational education
- Personal problems (both young and adult)
4 STAGES of GUIDANCE MOVEMENTS
- Vocational Guidance
- Boys found themselves faced with problems of WHAT TYPE OF JOB they are qualified/interested
- Educational Guidance
- Class advisers continue to be GUIDANCE TEACHERS w/o any training.
- Advising became a routine
- Class advisers continue to be GUIDANCE TEACHERS w/o any training.
- Personal Guidance and Mental Hygiene
- 20th century lead to the concern to personal welfare of CHILDREN
- Tried educating about mental illness
- Development of COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY
- 20th century lead to the concern to personal welfare of CHILDREN
- Child Guidance Clinic
- Illinois Institute of Juvenile Research was established
- Studying and applying therapies to young people
EARLY PIONEERS of GUIDANCE
- Frank Parson – Father of guidance
- Lysander Richard – Vocophyl new profession; term vocation = career
- Jesse Davis – Founder of EDUCATIONAL guidance
- Anna Reed and Eli Weaver – Established counselling services on Darwinian concepts
- David Spence Hill – Need for guidance to assist youth in assessing abilities/opportunities.
- Carl Rogers – Client Centered Theory
- Clifford Beers – Forerunner of mental health counseling
DEVELOPMENT OF GUIDANCE IN THE PHILIPPINES
- Dr. Sinforoso Padilla (UP) – establish first Psychology clinic
- SY 1939-40 – Appointment of Dean of Men and Women
- 1945 – First Guidance Institute Seminar facilitated by US Army Psychologist
- 1951 – Need for every Secondary School for guidance
- 1952 – Recommend established of Guidance Services in Public School
- Dec. 1953 – Philippine Association of Guidance Counselor was organized
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