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How to Use Data in Your High School Counseling Program Without Overthinking It

Episode 42 of the High School Counseling Conversations® podcast, hosted by Lauren Tingle, School Counselor, titled "How to Use Data in Your High School Counseling Program Without Overthinking It" was published on October 3, 2022 and runs 13 minutes.

October 3, 2022 ·13m · High School Counseling Conversations®

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Episode Description

I’m going to use this episode to win you over to the side of at least CONSIDERING using data in your school counseling program. Even if you’re allergic to it. Or you consider yourself to be data averse… this one’s for you.

Let’s talk about how to use data in your high school counseling program without overthinking it or making it too complicated.

With these 3 simple ideas, you'll be able to start taking baby steps toward data instead of running away from it!

 

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Full show notes on website: www.counselorclique.com/episode42

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