Guidance and Counselling (Hindi)

Author: Dr. Satish Kumar

Dr. Satish Kumar has written this Hindi edition for the B.Ed Course: Guidance and Counselling, included in the 4th Semester. This book helps trainee teachers understand how to guide students academically, personally, socially, and emotionally. Because this is a new subject with a new rate and author, it requires a full description.

This book explains the concept of guidance, the need for counselling in schools, and the professional skills teachers must develop to support learners facing academic or emotional difficulties. It also explores different counselling techniques and real classroom situations.

Aligned with the official B.Ed Guidance and Counselling syllabus, the book covers:

• Meaning, nature & scope of guidance

• Types of guidance:

  • Educational guidance

  • Vocational guidance

  • Personal & social guidance

• Role and responsibilities of a teacher as a guide

• Meaning, principles & objectives of counselling

• Counselling process: rapport, diagnosis, intervention, follow-up

• Techniques of counselling:

  • Individual counselling

  • Group counselling

  • Behavioural techniques

  • Directive & non-directive approaches

• Understanding student problems: academic stress, peer pressure, emotional issues, learning difficulties

• Tools of guidance: interest inventories, aptitude tests, observation, interview

• Guidance for career planning & decision-making

• Ethics in counselling

• Special focus on adolescent issues and mental health

The book also emphasizes:

• Building trust and positive teacher–student relationships

• Recognizing signs of emotional distress

• Classroom strategies for supporting struggling students

• Working with parents, professionals & community resources

This book is widely used in:

• Guidance and Counselling – Semester 4

• Training modules on mental health & well-being

• Career guidance programs

• Practical counselling workshops

Overall, this Hindi edition provides a solid foundation for understanding and practising guidance and counselling in schools, making it essential for B.Ed trainees.