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The School Counselor and Teaching Experience

Julian L. Biggers

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The background of the teaching experience requirement for counselors is examined and a survey of research studies reported. The evidence suggests that teaching experience is not related to success as a counselor and, perhaps, may be detrimental.

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The background of the teaching experience requirement for counselors is examined and a survey of research studies reported. The evidence suggests that teaching experience is not related to success as a counselor and, perhaps, may be detrimental.

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The background of the teaching experience requirement for counselors is examined and a survey of research studies reported. The evidence suggests that teaching experience is not related to success as a counselor and, perhaps, may be detrimental.

Key concepts: Psychology, Medical education, Pedagogy, Mathematics education, Medicine

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