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**************************W************************* Reproductions Supplied by EDRS Are the Best That Can Be Made * * from the Original Document DOCUMENT RESUME ED 315 684 CG 022 ',,63 AUTHOR Gerler, Edwin R., Jr., Ed.; Ciechalski, Joseph C., Ed; Parker, Larry D., Ed. TITLE Elementary School Counseling in a Changing World. INSTITUTION American School. Counselor Association. Alexandria, VA.; ERIC Clearinghouse on Counseling and Personnel Services, Ann Arbor, Mich. SPONS AGENCY Office of Educational Research and Improvement (Er , Washington, DC. REPORT NO ISBN 1-56109-000-X PUB DATE 90 CONTRACT RI88062011 NOTE 414p.; For individual chapters, see CG 022 264-273. AVAILABLE FROM ERIC/CAPS, 2108 School of Education, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1259 ($26.95 each). PUB TYPE Collected Works General (020) -- Information Analyses - ERIC Iniormation Analysis Products (071) -- Books (010) EDRS PRICE MFO1 /PC17 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS Behavior; Change; Child Abuse; Child Neglert; *Counseling Techniques; *Counselor Role; Cultural Differences; Drug Abuse; Elementary Education; *Elementary Schools; Employment; Exceptional Persons; Family Life; Human Relations; Learning Strategies; *School Counseling; *School Counselors; Technology ABSTRACT This book of readings was developed to increase the reader's awareness of the cultural and social issues which face children and their counselors. It draws attention to environmental factors which impinge on both teaching and counseling techniques, and encourages counselors to re-examine their roles and interventions for the 1990s. The readings show counselors in elementary schools how to help children grow and develop in a changing world. Each chapter of the book contains articles that have been published in counseling jourials during the 1980s. Each chapter begins with an introduction by the editors and concludes with a set of issues designed to stimulate thinking about the current state of elementary school counseling. Individual chapters focus on:(1) cultural diversity; (2) changing families;(3) drug abuse;(4) child abuse and neglect; (5) exceptional children;(6) technology;(7) the changing world of work; (8) learning in a changing world;(9) children's behavior in a changing world; and (10) human relations. (NB) ********************************************w************************* Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made * * from the original document. ****************x***********************R****************************** \\, ;I, ed0Aimmiwt or iouckneie 7 IOW Edie.M1011111flemerell oneI-1 tflOtOCATIONAL Re$04)0011-8 INFORMATt .1 1 CINDER (ER1q document hes been motodead , ',Delved from the Demon or agefeleOski, miglestirc 6. 't0 Mira *mew hive ow mode to imolovi meoducelen qualify 1f00111110,0101010000i0iiii0 weM0111111MINreorem, 11,1111O0 Of 01114 1. a Elementary School Counseling inaChanging World Editors: Edwin R. Ger ler, Jr. Joseph C. Ciechalski Larry D. Parker ERIC Counseling and Personnel Services Clearinghouse 2108 School of Education The University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109.1259 and The American School Counselor Association a division of the American Association for Counseling and Development 5999 Stevenson Avenue Alexandria, Virginia 22304 3 Copyright1990 by ERIC Counseling and Personnel Services Clearinghouse All rights reserved. ERIC Counseling and Personnel Services Clearinghouse 2108 School of Education The University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1259 ISBN 1-56109-000-X This publication was prepared with partial funding from the Office of Educa- tional Research and Imlrovement, U.S. Department of Education undercontract no. R188062011. The opinions expressed in this report do not necessarily reflect the positions or policies of OERI, the Department of Education,or ERIC/CAPS. IERICr CONTENTS Introduction ix Foreword xi Preface xiii About the Editors x Contributors xvii Chapter 1: A Culturally Diverse World 1 Ten Frequent Assumptions of Cultural Bias in Counseling 3 Paul Pedersen Fostering the Self-Esteem of African-American Children 12 Don C. Locke Cultural Diversity and the School Environment 19 Barbara J. Shade An Annotated Bibliography in Cross-Cultural Counseling for Elementary and Middle School Counselors 27 Larry D. Parker Counseling Issues in a Culturally Diverse World 37 Editors Chapter 2: A World of Changing Families 39 A Multimodal Intervention for Group Counseling with Children of Divorce 41 Margaret Crosbie-Burnett Laurel L. Newcomer iii iv Elementary School Counseling in a Changing World A Parent Group Training Program for Single Parents 54 Nancy J. Cunningham Joe H. Brown Helping Latchkey Children: A Group Guidance Approach 63 Michael L. Bundy Judith Boser Strategic Interventions with Children of Single-Parent Families 72 Wade Lewis Counseling Issues in a World of Changing Families 77 Editors Chapter 3: A World of Drug Abuse 79 Perspectives on Substance Abuse Prevention 81 John J. Horan Andres Kerns Christine Olson Putting It All Together: Quest's Skills for Growing Program 91 Hank Resnik Dilemma Discussion in Drug Education 98 Edwin R. Ger ler, Jr Moral Reasoning in Early Adolescence: Implications for Drug Abuse Prevention 109 Phyllis H. Mohr Norman A. Sprinthall Edwin R. Ger ler, Jr. Helping Children of Alcoholic Parents: An Elementary School Program 120 Ruth B. Davis Patricia D. Johnston Lena DiCicco Alan Orenstein Counseling Issues in a World of Drug Abuse 128 Editors Chapter 4: A World of Child Abuse and Neglect 129 Parent Support Groups to Prevent Child Abuse 131 C. Jerry Downing V A Profile of the Physical Abusers of Children 137 Pat Alford Don Martin Maggie Martin A Preventative Approach to Child Sexual Abuse 147 Ann Vernon Jill Hay Counseling Child Sexual Abuse Victims: Myths and Realities 154 Lynn W. England Charles L. Thompson Counseling Issues in a World of Child Abuse and Neglect 164 Editors Chapter 5: A World of Exceptional Children 165 Primary Prevention for Gifted Students: A Parent Education Group 167 Elizabeth H. Conroy Parent Counseling in Special Education: Case Description of a Novel Approach 175 Charles W. Humes A Program for Training Teachers as Counselors of Parents of Children with Disabilities 182 Judy 0. Berry Books Can Break Attitudinal Barriers Toward the Handicapped 187 Carolyn J. Bauer Counseling Issues in a World of Exceptional Children 193 Editors Chapter 6: A Technological World 195 Role of the Counselor with Computers 197 Garry R. Walz High Touch and High Technology: The Marriage that. Must Succeed 207 JoAnn Harris-Bowlsbey Counselor Computer Competencies 218 Don Dinkneyer, Jr. Jon Carlson vi Elemental), School Counseling in a Changing World Getting Comfortable with Computers 227 Richard C. Nelson Gerald H. Krockover Counseling Issues in a Technological World 236 Editors Chapter 7: A Changing World of Work 237 Major Trends in Career Development Theory and Practice 239 Norman C. Gysbers The Impact of Technology on Occupational Change: Implications for Career Guidance 251 Kenneth B. Hoyt Using Books to Enhance Career Awareness 262 Nancy K. Staley John N. Mangieri The Art of Career Exploration: Occupational Sex-Role Stereotyping Among Elementary School Children 272 Mary Bowe Hageman Samuel T. Gladding Counseling Issues in a Changing World of Work 281 Editors Chapter 8: Learning in a Changing World 283 The Effects of Classroom Guidance on Children's Success in School 285 Edwin R. Gerler, Jr. Ronald F. Anderson Working With Young Procrastinators: Elementary School Students Who Do Not Complete School Assignments 295 Linda A. Morse Multimodal Counseling: Motivating Children to Attend School Through Friendship Groups 304 Donald B. Keat Kathy L. Metzgar Deborah Raykovitz James McDonald Elementary School Counseling Research and the Classroom Learning Environment J14 Edwin R. Gerler, Jr. S vii Counseling Issues Related to Learning in a Changing World 326 Editors Chapter 9: Children's Behavior in a Changing World 327 Changing Student Attituder, and Behavior Through Group Counseling 329 Robert D. Myrick R. Wiley Dixon Project Explore: An Activity-Based Counseling Group 337 Kevin Duncan David L. Beck Richard A. Granwn Efficacy of Counseling Services in Decreasing Behavior Problems of Elementary School Children 343 Harriet C. Cobb Herbert C. Richards The Effects of Classroom Meetings on Self-Concept and Behavior 352 Sandra N. Sorsdahl Robert P. Sanche Counseling Issues Related to Children's Behavior in a Changing World 361 Editors Chapter 10: Human Relations in a Changing World 353 Effects of DUSO-2 and DUSO -2- Revised on Children's Social Skills and Self-Esteem 365 Carol Lynn Morse Jerry Bockoven Alex Bettesworth Peer Counseling: More on an Emerging Strategy 373 Alan G. Downe H. A. Altmann lone Nysetvold Successful Training for Elementary and Middle School Peer Helpers 385 Chari Campbell viii Elementary School Counseling ina Changing World Classroom Use of Selected Children's Books:Prosocial Development in Young Children 391 Mary L. Trepanier Jane A. Romatowski Counseling Issues Related to Human Relationsin a Changing World 398 Editors 10 INTRODUCTION This monograph is one expression of the expanded collaboration that has developed between the American School Counselor Association (ASCA) and ERIC/CAPS. Under the thoughtful leadership of ASCA President Jim Whit ledge, numerous joint activities have been initiated with collaboration on publications being one of the most notable. Working closely with the ASCA Publication Committee and the Chair, Norm Gysbers, it was decided that Edwin Gerler's proposal for a volume on elementary counseling was an ideal publica- tion to inaugurate the "new look" in joint publications. The completed manu-
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