The Evaluation of Guidance and Personnel Services

John W. M. Rothney, Gail F. Farwell

Review of Educational Research · 1960 · 10 citations · 11 references

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Abstract

As THE GUIDANCE movement enters into its second half-century, there is general recognition of the need for evaluation of its services, but little evidence that the need is being met. Guidance services, like many others in education, are still offered largely on the bases of hope and faith. Cottle's statement (8) three years ago about the paucity of, and the great need for, co-operative and better-designed research is as apropos today as it was then.

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