Chapter IV: The Role of the Guidance Consultant at the Elementary School

Tredeman David , and Field Frank L. , Guidance: The Science of Purposeful Action Applied through Education, Harvard Educational Review, 1962, 32, 483–501.

Patouillet Raymond , “Guidance in the 70's” speech delivered at New England Personnel and Guidance Conference, Poland Springs, Maine, October, 1962.

Eckerson Louise Omwake , and Smith Hyrum M. , “Elementary School Guidance: The Consultant” originally published in School Life, July, 1962—reprint included in Guidance in the Elementary School, Washington, School Life, U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Office of Education.

Lexington Public Schools, Lexington, Massachusetts—(a) Philosophy and Role Descriptions: Division of Pupil Personnel Services, p. 10 (b) Rules and Regulations Applicable to Personnel and Job Descriptions, July, 1962, p. 4.2 and 4.3.

Raymond Patouillet, “Organizing for Guidance in the Elementary School,” Teachers College Record, p. 435. New York, Columbia University, May, 1957.

Sanford Edna G. , “What Is The S.A.C. Program?” The Massachusetts Teacher, May, 1959.

Joan M.G. Helpern “Guidance in the Elementary School” Scholastic Teacher 23: Nov. 8, 1963.

Leon Eisenberg. School Phobia: A Study of the Communication of Anxiety. Amer. J. Psychiatry, 1958, 114, 712–718.

George Gardner “The Child with School Phobia” Post Graduate Medicine: 34, Sept. 1963, pp. 294–299.

Based upon taped responses of counselees to an oral questionnaire regarding their relationship to the consultant and her relationship to their teachers, principal, and parents.