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karen

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The ASCA National Standards were NOT
 
  A. responsible for creating a more unified identity for the school counseling profession.
  B. a blueprint for how to develop a school counseling program.
  C. meant to provide standardization for school counseling programs.
  D. a historical watershed.

Question 2

The ASCA National Model encourages school counselors to
 
  A. address the needs of families and communities.
  B. address the needs of all students.
  C. use a systemic approach in the creation and delivery of services.
  D. All of the above.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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