How Do I Start Taking Action on Classroom Lessons As a High School Counselor?

Have you been wanting to start classroom lessons in your high school counseling program but haven’t taken the plunge yet? You’re in the right place because I have some motivating tips for you that will help you take action on classroom lessons. Specifically, I have six steps that you can follow.

If you’re feeling like you’ll be creating more work for yourself if you start classroom lessons, hear me out. More classroom lessons can lead to more intentional small groups, individual counseling sessions, or just more direct time with students! It solves the challenge of not having enough face time with our students and extends the impact of our program all at once.

Don’t forget to submit your voice note to share something good that is happening in your career, in your school counseling program, or for your students. It can be big or small! I want to celebrate you and feature your win in episode 121 of High School Counseling Conversations.

Resources Mentioned:

• Help Us Celebrate YOU in Episode 121 by Leaving Your Voice Note
• Resource: Free Classroom Lesson Roadmap
• Resource: Classroom Lessons Playlist (free!)
• Blog Post: 6 Ways to Overcome Obstacles and Execute Effective Counselor Classroom Lessons
• Podcast: Episode 83, How to Use Needs Assessments Strategically This Year in Your High School Counseling Program
• Podcast: Episode 14, 3 Ways to Build Your Confidence with High School Counseling Classroom Lessons
• Leave your review for School Counseling Conversations on Apple Podcasts

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Full show notes on website: https://counselorclique.com/episode117