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How to Collect and Share Data for Your Small Groups
Small Group Counseling- High School Counseling Episode 114 • 19th February 2024 • High School Counseling Conversations® • Lauren Tingle, School Counselor
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You're ready to start using small groups in your high school, but you need to be able to measure their effectiveness and have something tangible to show for your endeavors. The key to success is to plan to collect and share small group data from the start.   If you have resistance from admins or fellow high school counselors, data can be highly compelling to show the value of utilizing small groups. The data you collect can shape their perspective, proving that small groups are worth the effort. It's just a matter of being consistent with your data collection plan and sharing those results with your colleagues.   In this episode, I'm sharing how to collect small group data effectively, how to share the data collected to show its value to your fellow staff, the different types of data you can gather, the value of collecting perception data, and how to get teachers' involvement in the process.   Resources Mentioned:   Connect with Lauren: Full show notes on website: https://counselorclique.com/episode114

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