When I grow up I want to be a Guidance counsellor, Why? because I want to maintain a level head, and put children's confidence in their abilities and a genuine interest in providing some support. I also want to be a Counsellor because I want to help children be confident in there life, and to not always be afraid to communicate to people. Here is a picture of me in my future office waiting for someone to enter my room so that we can sort things out in there lives.
Monday, 15 January 2018
Summer Learning Journey Day 2
Summer Learning Journey Day 2, Activity 2
When I grow up I want to be a Guidance counsellor, Why? because I want to maintain a level head, and put children's confidence in their abilities and a genuine interest in providing some support. I also want to be a Counsellor because I want to help children be confident in there life, and to not always be afraid to communicate to people. Here is a picture of me in my future office waiting for someone to enter my room so that we can sort things out in there lives.
When I grow up I want to be a Guidance counsellor, Why? because I want to maintain a level head, and put children's confidence in their abilities and a genuine interest in providing some support. I also want to be a Counsellor because I want to help children be confident in there life, and to not always be afraid to communicate to people. Here is a picture of me in my future office waiting for someone to enter my room so that we can sort things out in there lives.
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Kia ora Rowana,
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool post! I liked it because I can see that you have a dream job plan that is based on a genuine interest to help other children and empower them. I agree with you, as I also think that the best way for children to deal with their feelings is by communicating, by finding a safe environment where they will not be judged, where they can feel that their opinions are valued and respected.
Furthermore, I liked your picture, your choice of the photo with the drawing of you really made this post captivating and eye-catching. Well done!
Dig in and keep blogging!
Kia kaha,
Patricia