DELIVER
The Deliver Component of the ASCA National Model describes how counselors deliver services to students. Direct and indirect services help students gain knowledge, skills, and enhances success.
Services
Direct Services
Indirect Services
Instruction - whole class, small group, and individual lessons are taught to encourage academic, social-emotional, and career development growth. Lessons help to improve attendance, behavior, and academics.
Appraisal - I use assessment tools to help students discover their interests, skills, abilities leading to short and long-term goals.
Advisement - I use data to help students realize their potential and plan for the future. With the support of families, teachers, and community members, I make recommendations for opportunities to help students achieve their goals.
Counseling - I provide short-term support to students helping them recognize a problem, its source, and its potential outcomes. I empower students to take action and make decisions while promoting academic, social-emotional, and career growth.
I meet with students to help develop mindsets and abilities for student success. Direct services increase achievement and attendance, and decrease discipline problems. Direct services include:
I provide services on behalf of students as I reach out for support from the community. This ensures equity and access for all students. Indirect services include:
Consultation - I advocate for student academic, career, and social-emotional needs. I provide information and recommendations for students, seeking input from my colleagues.
Collaboration - I work with families, teachers, administrators to improve academics and attendance, and decrease discipline problems. I serve on several school committees, lead parent workshops, and work in partnership with community organizations to help with crisis response.
Referrals - I recognize when a student needs services beyond what I can offer. Referrals to outside agencies can include tutoring for academics, social-emotional support, and mental health support for abuse, depression and suicide ideation, or other concerns.
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Students
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*Students can submit a form in person as well.
