高校班主任辅导员队伍建设创新研究

高校班主任和辅导员工作在高校教育工作中具有举足轻重的地位，他们担负着规范大学生行为和塑造大学生思想的重要任务，对大学生的成长起着重要的作用。随着时代发展高校辅导员工作表现出不同以往的新特点和新要求。本文以当代大学生思想特点为依据，从构建辅导员创新体制、加强班主任辅导员队伍内涵建设、更新教学手段、构建辅导员激励机制和绩效评估体系、强化高校班主任辅导员专业化培训、推进辅导员的职业化和专业化等方面论述了高校辅导员工作的创新性。     

新时代高校辅导员队伍专业化科学化发展研究

现如今高校思想政治工作愈来愈得到党中央的高度重视。辅导员队伍一直被视为高校中的思想政治工作者和教育者,辅导员队伍在高校思想政治教育中发挥着重要作用,具有不可忽视的地位。新时代,辅导员队伍要强化高校思想政治教育主体作用,依据时代变化、社会发展的实际情况,遵循当前学生身心成长规律,促进整体队伍的专业化科学化发展,更好地开展思想政治工作。     

对高校辅导员队伍建设的几点思考

随着国家政治治理和社会经济的发展,高校辅导员队伍建设越来越受到重视。通过梳理相关的文件规定,结合我国当前时代发展的新特征、新要求,思考并探讨高校辅导员队伍在发展中存在的问题和矛盾,发现其集中体现在做好高校辅导员的职业规划、改革高校辅导员的管理体制、解决高校辅导员的编制问题、明确高校辅导员的工作职责四方面。通过总结历史,发现问题、思考问题,对促进新时代高校辅导员队伍建设具有重要意义。     

提升辅导员队伍建设实效的途径探讨

高校辅导员集教育、管理与服务于一体的职责决定了其在高校学生管理与大学生思想政治教育中具有举足轻重的地位。文章从辅导员角色的定位，辅导员应具备的职业素质，辅导员考核体系的完善方面进行了阐述，旨在提高人们对辅导员角色及辅导员职业素质的认识，以便更好地开展辅导员队伍的选配、培养与考核方面的工作，提升辅导员队伍建设的实效。     

地方性高职院校辅导员队伍建设创新研究

高校思想政治教育工作队伍肩负着培养社会主义事业的建设者和接班人的艰巨任务。党和国家对高校思想政治教育工作队伍建设提出了更高更新的要求，迫切要求辅导员队伍能适应时代发展的需要，更好地完成自身使命。但是这支队伍自身存在的问题和不足，外在环境的急剧变化，又严重影响其作用的发挥。因此，正确认识当前地方性高职院校辅导员队伍建设的现状，深刻剖析辅导员队伍建设中存在的问题、不足以及面临的种种挑战，大胆探索网络化时代下加强辅导员队伍建设的思路和方法，加速建设与时代发展相适应的高水平的辅导员工作队伍，具有重要的现实意义和深刻的理论意义。     

高校辅导员队伍专业化建设路径思考

加强高校辅导员专业化建设,可以提升大学生思想政治教育质量,提高辅导员队伍的整体素质,推动高校的持续稳定发展。但由于辅导员队伍专业基础薄弱,专业化程度低,工作职责不明确,专业发展不突出,队伍稳定性差,发展前景不明晰,考核评价形式单一,不适应队伍专业化发展等问题,导致辅导员队伍专业化建设受到制约。在新的时代背景下,应该从加强辅导员的专业素质建设、明确辅导员的工作职责及边界、构建辅导员专业发展体系、建立多元化的辅导员考核评价机制方面入手,推动高校辅导员队伍的专业化建设。     

新时代地方高校辅导员队伍建设与培养路径研究

地方高校由于客观因素、资源、条件等原因,使得地方高校辅导员队伍建设和发展相对省会高校发展缓慢,在一定程度上难以适应新时代的大学生教育工作,本文对地方高校辅导员队伍的特殊性和存在的问题进行梳理,提出适合地方高校辅导员队伍建设的培养路径。     

加强高校辅导员队伍建设研究

高校辅导员是高校大学生日常思想政治教育和管理工作的组织者、实施者和指导者,是高等学校开展思想政治教育工作的骨干力量,为加强高校辅导员队伍建设,要从提升辅导员社会地位、明确职业定位及工作职责、完善管理、培养及考核机制几方面来展开。     

高校辅导员专业化和职业化的制约因素

高校辅导员专业化培养和职业化发展既是高校提高大学生思想政治教育有效性和辅导员队伍适应高校教育改革的要求,也是辅导员自身发展的需要。面对当前辅导员队伍呈现管理强而教育弱、工作范畴的全职型而非专业型和缺乏相关学科专业背景知识的实际状况,高校应明确辅导员工作职责、对辅导员工作进行专业划分、建立以综合能力为主的高校辅导员提升内容及评价体系、开展学生工作的学科建设和科学研究、制定切实可行的辅导员专业技术职务评定体系,为辅导员专业化和职业化铺平道路。     

多元文化背景下高校辅导员师德建设的思考

文中在认清高校辅导员师德建设内涵和意义的基础上，分析在多元文化的社会背景下，高校辅导员师德建设面临新的挑战，既有中西文化碰撞给传统师德带来的冲击，也有高校辅导员自身发展的瓶颈对辅导员师德建设的挑战和高校辅导员工作压力对高校师德建设的影响，同时提出高校辅导员师德建设的对策，以期促进高校辅导员队伍师德水平的不断提高。     

Professional School Counselors' Career Development Practices and Continuing Education Needs

This study explored the practices of professional school counselors in their delivery of career counseling. School counselors were found to spend significantly less time on career development than on personal–social and academic development. In addition, new professionals placed more priority on career counseling compared with their more experienced counterparts. Continuing education opportunities, future research directions, and implications for school counselors are presented.     

The Consequences of Interpersonal Rewards

Many interpersonal processes impact social inequality, with social status and rewards playing a key role in its creation and form. In everyday interaction, people are defined not only by their categorical and/or achieved statuses, such as their gender and educational backgrounds, but also by their awards and possessions. These distinctions work together to create an understanding of who people are, what kinds of behaviors can be expected of them, how valuable their contributions should be, and the like. These expectations undergird individuals' shared and accepted social reality, with many using status and reward distinctions as shorthand for assessments of competence and worth. Questions therefore arise as to how individuals are affected by the configuration of valuable resources in their environment, namely how rewards are normatively distributed between and within social groups. Can rewards create new status groups? Can the perpetuation of inequalities based on status distinctions be impeded through the use of reward‐based interventions? I discuss the extant literature related to these topics and call for future research to more fully explore how rewards are implicated in processes of social inequality.     

Deviation from Organizational Norms Concerning the Relationship Between Status and Power: Equity vs. Self-Interest Theory

In past research on status and power, the two variables have often been confounded. Within an experimentally induced organization, status and power were separated and their effects on a series of dependent variables were examined. A three-factor design using high and low levels of power and status and norms prescribing defernce to high status or to high power was created. Differing predictions for deviation from the prescribed norms of self-interest theory and equity theory were contrasted. The data indicate that a low power, high status individual who is in an organization which rewards high power will deviate from the prescribed norms in order to increase his rewards. Status affected subjects' self-perceptions and interacted with power to affect conformity to prescribed norms and perception of partner.     

Isms,Schisms, and the Freedom for Differences*

A historical perspective is used to argue that an insufficient tolerance of differences (a) fosters devisive isms and schisms, (b) hardens resistance to change and to new ideas, and (c) impedes the development of diversity and specialization in both the training and the professional practice of marriage and family counselors. Some historical sources and current examples of the low tolerance of differences are presented, followed by a reiterated plea that a greater tolerance of differences be implemented by encouraging a wider diversity in training programs and by granting a more equal status and importance to each of the many different specialty areas of practice by marriage and family counselors.     

No praise without effort: experimental evidence on how rewards affect Wikipedia's contributor community

The successful provision of public goods through mass volunteering over the Internet poses a puzzle to classic social science theories of human cooperation. A solution suggested by recent studies proposes that informal rewards (e.g. a thumbs-up, a badge, an editing award, etc.) can motivate participants by raising their status in the community, which acts as a select incentive to continue contributing. Indeed, a recent study of Wikipedia found that receiving a reward had a large positive effect on the subsequent contribution levels of highly-active contributors. While these findings are suggestive, they only pertained to already highly-active contributors. Can informal rewards also serve as a mechanism to increase participation among less-active contributors by initiating a virtuous cycle of work and reward? We conduct a field experiment on the online encyclopedia Wikipedia in which we bestowed rewards to randomly selected editors of varying productivity levels. Analysis of post-treatment activity shows that despite greater room for less-active contributors to increase their productive efforts, rewards yielded increases in work only among already highly-productive editors. On the other hand, rewards were associated with lower retention of less-active contributors. These findings suggest that the incentive structure in peer production is broadly meritocratic, as highly-active contributors accumulate the most rewards. However, this may also contribute to the divide between the stable core of highly-prodigious producers and a peripheral population of less-active contributors with shorter volunteer tenures.     

Career Counseling Is Personal Counseling

Despite many changes that have occurred in the field of career counseling, counselors continue to rely on models of counseling that emphasize the rational, informational aspects of career decision making. The author argues that career counselors need to pay more attention to the affective, psychological issues confronting clients with career problems. The impact of significant psychological variables that influence career decision making are discussed: developmental stages and tasks, identity formation and status, self-concept, psychological needs, and internal barriers.     

Self-Care Practices and the Professional Self

ABSTRACT

Consistently and actively engaging in self-care has been shown to improve the performance of mental health practitioners by reducing burnout, vicarious trauma, compassion fatigue, and other stress-related psychological problems. Not only is this important to the individual practitioner’s well-being, but ethical standards also mandate the recognition and remediation of any physical, mental, or emotional self-impairment to maintain high standards of care for clients. Professionals in small communities, like the Deaf community, however, confront unique challenges in attending to their self-care. This article investigates these challenges—as well as the rewards—experienced by Deaf and hearing counselors working in mental health care with deaf clients.     

Supporting Ally Development with Families of Trans and Gender Nonconforming (TGNC) Youth

This article is a call to the field of counseling to bridge the research on trans and gender nonconforming (TGNC) youth identity development, family acceptance, and ally development to promote TGNC-affirming family, school, and community environments for TGNC youth. Opportunities and challenges counselors face in supporting ally development of families of TGNC youth are described. Interventions and strategies are described and recommendations for counselors working with the family members of TGNC youth are provided.     

Zur Psychodynamik der Akquisition in Supervision und Organisationsentwicklung

“How can I successfully offer my counseling services to the market?”. The question of promoting oneself is a crucial one, not only for counselors at the beginning of their career but also for experienced colleagues. The problem of attracting clients occupies counselors and supervisors at different levels: At the personality level as well as at the professional and role understanding level. Promoting oneself implies “selling” one’s performance and ability and therefore touches topics which are normally taboo: money, market, ethics, self-respect, competition and status.