The Role of Teachers in Guidance Services
The Education Act B.E. 2542 (1999) requires teachers to play a major role in providing students with
guidance services. Therefore, to administer the guidance services, teachers need to provide students
with an individual inventory service, an information service, a counseling service, a vocational and
career guidance service, a follow-up service, and student development activities. An individual
inventory service refers to collecting students’ data by using various kinds of methods in order to
gather useful information of students to make an education plan. An information service refers to
providing students with useful information for their study and career. A counseling service refers
to providing students with a counseling service in order to appropriately deal with their particular
problems. A vocational and career guidance service refers to assisting students to pursue a suitable
plan for their study, career and adjustment. A follow-up service refers to monitoring and following
the results of guidance services provided for students. Finally, student development activities refer
to planning student development activities in different situations, such as a classroom and a special
school event. Therefore, to deliver the guidance services, teachers can do this in two ways, such as
integrating the services in their classroom activities and conducting an extra guidance service activity
The Role of Teachers in Guidance Services
The Education Act B.E. 2542 (1999) requires teachers to play a major role in providing students with
guidance services. Therefore, to administer the guidance services, teachers need to provide students
with an individual inventory service, an information service, a counseling service, a vocational and
career guidance service, a follow-up service, and student development activities. An individual
inventory service refers to collecting students’ data by using various kinds of methods in order to
gather useful information of students to make an education plan. An information service refers to
providing students with useful information for their study and career. A counseling service refers
to providing students with a counseling service in order to appropriately deal with their particular
problems. A vocational and career guidance service refers to assisting students to pursue a suitable
plan for their study, career and adjustment. A follow-up service refers to monitoring and following
the results of guidance services provided for students. Finally, student development activities refer
to planning student development activities in different situations, such as a classroom and a special
school event. Therefore, to deliver the guidance services, teachers can do this in two ways, such as
integrating the services in their classroom activities and conducting an extra guidance service activity
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