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School Counselors As Resource Brokers: The Case for Including Teacher Efficacy in Data-Driven Programs.
Professional School Counseling 2006, Feb, 9, 3
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Publisher Description
The term resource broker is offered to assist counselors with data-driven programs. A resource broker is a school professional who functions as an active force to identify, provide access to, and ensure the utilization of resources that enhance student development. A case is presented here for school counselors, as resource brokers, to include teacher efficacy in program assessments when data show inequities in student access to rigorous academic classes. **********
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