Shonkirra Brooks(@Kaedoll__) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My desire to become a professional school counselor comes from not having a school counselor whom looks like me. Representation matters!

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Lauren Barbaro(@laurenbarbaro1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Approximately 6 million students receive special education however 1/4 of them will drop out of school. How do school counselors help support these students and lower the drop-out rate?

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Lauren Barbaro(@laurenbarbaro1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Professional school counselors must be mindful of a student's culture when talking to parents about disabilities. Some parents may not want to talk about the disability or do not see their child as being disabled. Counselors must respect their decisions.

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Lauren Barbaro(@laurenbarbaro1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There are many barriers that prevent students from receiving mental health services including overworked school counselors, not having the expertise in mental health, etc.

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Whitney O'Neal(@witty_whitwhit) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I want to be a school counselor to help students choose the best path for their education and always be someone they can count on when they need it.

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Jessica Hale(@jesshalefsu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One of the most important jobs of a school counselor is advocating for students with disabilities and helping them feel included in their education community

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Whitney O'Neal(@witty_whitwhit) 's Twitter Profile Photo

IEPs are as unique as each student who receives them. Each one is catered to the student's individual needs. Not every student needs the same accommodations because not every student has the same disability.

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Jessica Hale(@jesshalefsu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Professional school counselors have a key role in supporting students with disabilities by
1⃣providing resources
2⃣developing self-advocacy skills
3⃣advocating for inclusion in academic & extracurricular activities

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Mnovo16(@Mnovo416) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Passion fuels my journey to become a school counselor - advocating for those who voices need amplification. Every child deserves support, guidance, and a champion in their corner.

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Simone💕(@momoisthename_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

School counselors can encourage parental involvement when they collaborate with the parent to explain the services and resources being provided to their child.

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Yolanda Terry(@YTerryFSU) 's Twitter Profile Photo

School counselors must prepare lesson plans that include, ASCA standards that provide the necessary guidance for students at risk due to disabilities.

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Shonkirra Brooks(@Kaedoll__) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Finishing my first semester as a Pre-Service SC has made my desire to continue this career path fulfilling. The knowledge I’ve learned has been rewarding. I hope I am able to be the best role model to students who come from my background.

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Shonkirra Brooks(@Kaedoll__) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Having a school counselor of the same race can build trust among students and parents. It also sends a strong message that Black counselors can be role models.

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Kaley Shields(@Kaley23FSU) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I want to be a school counselor to help all students reach their full potential and to lead the life THEY want to live

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Olivia Kerst(@oliviakerstfsu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I want to become a school counselor so I can provide a safe, uplifting, and inspiring learning environment for all students.

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Kate Serio(@kseriofsu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I want to be a counselor because I want to be someone who facilitates positive change in our world which starts with the next generation

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