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Reflection On Field Placement
At my field placement, I am interning at an elementary school, grades Kindergarten to 5th grade. My duty at the school, by my supervisor is to conduct individual and group counseling sessions, crisis management, participate as part of the Intervention & Referral Service Team (I&RS Meetings), and other required interventions of service there is and to be known. For this issue that I come across every week when conducting a group counseling session is that I have a student who is interested in attending her group sessions, but would always question me at the same and after when explaining what her group is, and the activity for the day. This group is a girl's self-esteem group consisting of four 3rd grade girls, and I am their Group Leader. This
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