Sorting types of services

Sort the following activities into the correct categories by dragging each example into the appropriate column. Remember that direct services are counseling services directly with students; indirect services are counseling services for or on behalf of students; and program planning involves activities needed to plan, evaluate, and prepare for a comprehensive school counseling program. Non-counseling school support duties should be limited to a very small percentage of your time as fair-share duties typically shared by school staff.

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Activities Categories
Direct Services Indirect Services Program Planning Non-Counseling School Support
Individual counseling
Administering a make-up test
Small-group counseling
Participating in a 504 meeting
Conducting a parent workshop
Working with individual students to accomplish behavior improvement goals
Entering student information into PowerSchool
Collaborating on addressing student goals to determine program focus
Crisis counseling
Planning a bullying prevention event
Hall duty between classes
Providing a classroom lesson on bullying
Creating a small-group action plan
Meeting with a group of students regarding course selections
Meeting with parents regarding preparing for after high school
Facilitating a Students Against Destructive Decisions student club
Faciliting Career Day activities
Taking a weekly turn at cafeteria supervision duty
Collaborating with teachers to integrate a conflict resolution topic into their content areas
Completing a Closing the Gap Results Report
Attending the NCSCA school counselor conference