Question

the Mason would take great interest in his work find the model auxiliary verb in this sentence
$y {y \sqrt[?]{?} }^{2} \times \frac{?}{?} \times \frac{?}{?}$
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Answer 1

Explanation:

Principal’s Interview Report

The Administrator I chose to interview is a Principal that resides at a school that has MS/HS Combination (Grades 7-12). She is a Caucasian female that has been an administrator for 11 years. The following questions come from the Interview Protocol for Administrators. First question states: 1.what do you think the three most important roles of a school counselor are? Assist students with academic, social, and emotional goals, Support school administration instill positive school climate amongst all stakeholders and assist parents in dealing with the academic, social and emotional challenges in raising children. The second questions ask, what are some personal characteristics you believe are important for a school counselor to have? Trustworthiness, good listener, non-judgmental, ability to prioritize, caring, supportive, and knowledgeable. The third question poses, 3. What activities/programs in your counseling program are most important to your school mission/vision? Why? College/workplace preparedness it helps with HS completion rates /follow-up success. Small group and individual counseling-helps with safe schools/less discipline referrals. Peer mediation-Teaches students how to solve problems and work together A.S.A. group/team. Academic counseling-Helps ensure students get the financial aid they need for college, scheduling appropriate classes, appropriate testing, securing adequate credits, taking appropriate/necessary tests. Parent liaison-Increases parent involvement, helps parents advise their children with post HS options that they might not otherwise know anything about or how to do, assists parents in dealing with the challenges of raising young adult. The final question asks, 4.Is there anything else you would like to add? She concludes, with A good counselor is critical to the success of any high school. Although they are critical at all levels, at the high school level many students will not get the assistance they need for life beyond HS without the help of a counselor. Principals are overwhelmed and many teachers do not have the knowledge that is required to assist a HS student with post HS plans. In middle school, the biggest contribution of an effective school counselor is assisting parents, administration, and students with the challenges of adolescence. At the younger grades, counselors can eliminate and/or greatly diminish the need for discipline referrals by assisting teachers and students with the tools they need to solve problems independently.