The Role of Guidance and Counselling in Secondary Schools - Areri, Evans Nyandika
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The Kenyan education system is experiencing curricular, administrative and cultural change as well. The guidance and counselling programme was recently introduced in the secondary component of the curriculum to respond to changing needs of the Kenyan population. The purpose of this book is to examine the role of guidance and counselling in selected secondary schools. The findings of the study documented in this book offers guidance in strengthening guidance and counselling department in secondary schools. This study reveals that guidance and counselling can play a major role in improving…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The Kenyan education system is experiencing curricular, administrative and cultural change as well. The guidance and counselling programme was recently introduced in the secondary component of the curriculum to respond to changing needs of the Kenyan population. The purpose of this book is to examine the role of guidance and counselling in selected secondary schools. The findings of the study documented in this book offers guidance in strengthening guidance and counselling department in secondary schools. This study reveals that guidance and counselling can play a major role in improving student behavior and enhance learning in secondary schools.It also reveals that most teachers do not have basic knowledge in guidance and counselling. The study recommends that a deliberate move be made by the Ministry of Education to have guidance and counselling teachers trained to strengthen guidance and counselling programmes in schools and also involve students in school management.
Autorenporträt
Mr Areri is an experienced high school teacher and part-time lecturer. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Education Counselling Psychology at Kabarak Univeristy, Kenya; a holder of a Master of Education Degree in Guidance and Counselling from Egerton University, Kenya (2009) and a Bachelor of Education Arts Degree from Moi University (1994).