TN TET · Child Development and Pedagogy
Mental health, guidance and counselling in schools.
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Q1 · Guidance, Counselling and Mental Health · EASY
A student who consistently refuses to attend school, shows physical symptoms like headaches before school, and experiences fear when thinking about going to school is most likely suffering from:
Q2 · Guidance, Counselling and Mental Health · EASY
Which type of guidance helps students understand their own abilities, interests, aptitudes and personality traits to make informed decisions about their academic choices?
Q3 · Guidance, Counselling and Mental Health · MEDIUM
A teacher notices that a student who was previously cheerful has become withdrawn, shows loss of interest in activities, has irregular sleep patterns, and frequently appears sad. The teacher should suspect that the student may be experiencing:
Q4 · Guidance, Counselling and Mental Health · MEDIUM
According to Freudian theory, which defense mechanism is operating when a student who fails an exam says 'I didn't want to pass anyway because toppers have no friends'?
Q5 · Guidance, Counselling and Mental Health · HARD
A school counsellor is working with a student who comes from a disadvantaged socio-economic background and has excellent academic potential but is considering dropping out to support family income. The counsellor arranges scholarship information, speaks to the family about the long-term benefits of education, and connects them with financial aid resources. This approach best exemplifies which principle of guidance?