Create A Support Plan Using The Three ASCA Domains For A Mid

Create a support plan using the three ASCA domains for a middle school student

Due In 9 Hours Tonight By 11pmthursday 03212024if Your Unable To Mee

Due In 9 Hours Tonight By 11pmthursday 03212024if Your Unable To Mee

DUE IN 9 hours Tonight by 11pm Thursday 03/21/2024 If your unable to meet this deadline please don't accept Course School Counselor Academic, Career and Social Emotional Create a plan using the Three ASCA Domains- Academic, Career and Social-emotional support Middle School Student Case Study – Review the handout of the student case Study When build a Plan Focus on the Three ASCA Domains ( academic, career and social/emotional development). Build a plan to support this student ( What types of Positive interventions would you Implement)? This Student is currently in the 7th Grade ( Junior High/Middle School) SEE Attachment for Case Study Note After Thanksgiving break the student did pretty well they only experience one Misbehavior after November 8th. Also the students grades are pretty good, The student is enrolled in an Accelerated math class You also see that the student does and has previously received support and different interventions * Please be Specific Please be original No plagiarism Include support options offered through the district Be positive, Be professional without putting the student down in a negative way LINK to School Districts Support services Example: Academic: Based on the provided students profile Create plan on supporting the student Academical Development?

Be specific to the information provided in the attachment about the student. Career: 2nd part of the ASCA domain How create a plan to support the student Career Development (be conscious the student is currently in the 7th grade). Again Be specific based on the attached student profile. Social/Emotional support: 3rd part of the ASCA domain How create a plan to support the student Social and Emotional Development. Again, Be specific to the information provided about the student.

Plan she be based on the attached student profile. It is important that you use the given information from the students report. Also see the attached link for the services provide by the school district SEE ATTACHMENT FOR STUDENT INFORMATION

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Developing a comprehensive support plan that aligns with the three ASCA domains—academic, career, and social-emotional development—is essential for fostering overall growth and success for middle school students. Considering the case of a 7th-grade student enrolled in an accelerated math class, who has shown recent positive behavioral patterns post-Thanksgiving, the plan must be tailored to her specific needs based on her academic performance, behavioral history, and available district resources.

Academic Development:

The student demonstrates a strong academic record, particularly in her enrollment in an accelerated math class. To support her academic growth, the school counselor should collaborate with teachers to monitor her progress closely and provide enrichment opportunities that challenge her appropriately. Given her previous support and interventions, reinforcement of effective study habits and organization skills should continue, possibly through targeted small-group tutoring sessions or peer mentoring programs offered district-wide. Additionally, implementing periodic academic check-ins can help identify any emerging challenges early and ensure she remains engaged and motivated. The district’s tutoring services and academic coaching programs, such as math intervention programs, should be leveraged to maintain her academic motivation and prevent burnout.

Career Development:

At the 7th-grade level, career development focuses on fostering awareness of future possibilities and encouraging exploration of interests. The counselor should introduce age-appropriate career exploration activities, such as interest inventories and career awareness lessons integrated into the classroom curriculum. Encouraging participation in extracurricular activities aligned with her interests can provide practical exposure to various career pathways. The district’s career counseling resources, including virtual career fairs and mentorship programs, should be promoted to broaden her understanding of different professions. Additionally, discussions about how her current academic choices support her future goals can help build intrinsic motivation.

Social and Emotional Development:

Given her positive behavioral trend after Thanksgiving, social-emotional support should focus on strengthening her resilience and social skills. The counselor can facilitate small group sessions emphasizing emotional regulation, conflict resolution, and goal setting. It is important to validate her progress while continued support helps sustain her social-emotional well-being. Incorporating mindfulness and stress management techniques can empower her to handle academic and social pressures effectively. The district offers counseling services and social-emotional learning (SEL) programs designed to develop empathy, responsibility, and self-awareness. Regular check-ins can also ensure she maintains a healthy self-image and coping strategies.

Overall, this support plan emphasizes collaboration among teachers, counselors, and district resources to provide a positive, tailored approach. By maintaining high expectations and fostering a growth mindset, the student can continue her academic success, explore career interests meaningfully, and develop resilience and emotional intelligence critical for her ongoing development.

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