Paper VII: ED-401C - Guidance and Counselling

 

Unit-I: Introduction to Guidance 

  1. Explain the meaning, objectives, and scope of guidance, with examples from educational contexts.
  2. Discuss the need, significance, and principles of guidance in modern education. ★ (Similar in Tripura EDCN-805E samples)
  3. Describe individual guidance, including its meaning, advantages, and disadvantages.
  4. Elaborate on group guidance, highlighting its meaning, advantages, and disadvantages.
  5. Outline the various types of guidance (educational, vocational, personal, social, health) and their importance in student development. ★ (Appeared in TNTEU M.Phil. 2022 variant)
  6. Compare and contrast educational guidance with vocational guidance, providing real-life applications.
  7. Discuss the role of personal guidance in addressing student emotional and social issues.
  8. Explain how social guidance can help in fostering better interpersonal relationships among students.
  9. Describe the importance of health guidance in schools, with strategies for implementation.
  10. Analyze the principles of guidance and their application in secondary education.
  11. Evaluate the scope of guidance in promoting holistic student growth.
  12. Discuss the advantages and limitations of individual vs. group guidance approaches.
  13. Explain the need for guidance in addressing diverse student needs in Indian schools. ★
  14. Illustrate how vocational guidance aids in career planning for adolescents.
  15. Critically analyze the significance of guidance in preventing academic dropouts.
  16. Describe the objectives of guidance and how they align with NEP-2020 goals.
  17. Discuss the challenges in implementing health and social guidance in rural schools.
  18. Compare the principles of guidance with those of modern educational psychology.

Unit-II: Introduction to Counselling 

  1. Explain the meaning, objectives, and scope of counselling in educational settings.
  2. Discuss the need and principles of counselling for student well-being. ★ (Similar in HPU B.Ed. past papers)
  3. Describe the directive approach to counselling, including its advantages and limitations.
  4. Elaborate on the non-directive approach to counselling, with examples from school scenarios.
  5. Outline the eclectic approach to counselling and its relevance in diverse classrooms.
  6. Explain individual counselling, its meaning, and importance in addressing personal issues.
  7. Discuss group counselling, highlighting its meaning and importance for peer support.
  8. Analyze the relation between guidance and counselling, with illustrative examples. ★
  9. Differentiate between guidance and counselling, providing key points of distinction. ★ (Frequent in TNTEU and Tripura samples)
  10. Compare directive and non-directive counselling approaches, evaluating their effectiveness.
  11. Discuss the principles of counselling and their application in crisis intervention.
  12. Explain the objectives of counselling in promoting mental health among students.
  13. Illustrate the scope of eclectic counselling in multicultural educational environments.
  14. Evaluate the advantages of group counselling over individual counselling in schools.
  15. Describe the need for counselling in handling adolescent behavioral problems.
  16. Critically analyze the role of non-directive counselling in student empowerment.
  17. Discuss the challenges in implementing individual counselling in resource-limited schools.

Unit-III: Organization of Guidance Service

  1. Explain the meaning of guidance service and its importance in educational institutions.
  2. Discuss the need and principles of organizing guidance services in schools. ★
  3. Outline the components of guidance services, including counselling and follow-up services.
  4. Describe the techniques of counselling services and their practical applications.
  5. Elaborate on follow-up services in guidance, with strategies for effective implementation.
  6. List and explain the qualities of a good counsellor in an educational context. ★ (Similar in EDCN-805E exercises)
  7. Discuss the role of the head of the institution in guidance and counselling programs.
  8. Analyze the role of parents in supporting guidance and counselling initiatives. ★
  9. Explain the challenges faced by teachers as guidance providers or counsellors.
  10. Describe the functions of teachers in delivering effective counselling services.
  11. Evaluate the principles of organizing guidance services for CWSN (Children with Special Needs).
  12. Discuss the components of guidance services and their integration in school curricula.
  13. Illustrate the techniques used in counselling services with case studies.
  14. Critically analyze the need for follow-up services in ensuring long-term student success.
  15. Explain the qualities required for a counsellor to handle diverse student populations.
  16. Discuss the collaborative role of institution heads, parents, and teachers in guidance.
  17. Evaluate the functions and challenges of teacher-counsellors in Indian schools.

Unit-IV: School Guidance Programme

  1. Explain the need for guidance programs in secondary schools and their requisites. ★
  2. Discuss the requisites of a good school guidance programme for holistic development.
  3. Outline guidance needs of students related to home-centred and school-centred problems. ★ (Appeared in similar form in HPU 2023)
  4. Describe the importance of guidance and counselling cells in educational institutions.
  5. Explain guidance for CWSN (Children with Special Needs) and the role of school clinics.
  6. Discuss the basic data necessary for an effective school guidance programme.
  7. Elaborate on tools and techniques for collecting pupil information (testing and non-testing). ★
  8. Describe the use of Cumulative Record Cards in school guidance programs.
  9. Explain the role of Anecdotal Record Cards in tracking student behavior.
  10. Analyze the need for guidance in addressing home-centred problems like family issues.
  11. Discuss school-centred problems and how guidance programs can mitigate them.
  12. Evaluate the significance of counselling cells for inclusive education.
  13. Illustrate the setup and functions of a School Guidance Clinic.
  14. Critically analyze the data requirements for personalized guidance plans.
  15. Compare testing and non-testing techniques for pupil assessment. ★ (Frequent in EDCN-805E)
  16. Discuss the challenges in maintaining accurate Cumulative and Anecdotal Records.
  17. Explain how guidance programs can support CWSN in mainstream schools.
  18. Evaluate the overall impact of school guidance programmes on student outcomes.

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