School Counseling
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School Psychologist Noelle Yeung Since the new school year started, I have been busy getting to know the students and parents at BCIS. A part of my work is doing one-on-one counseling with students from different grade levels. Most of them were referred by parents with a couple from administration and teachers. I have encountered a couple situations in which students needed more immediate help with controlling their temper and emotions. Another big part of what I do is working with parents. During conferences, I did a parent workshop with our school social worker on “ways to improve parent-child relationships”. In addition, many parents have scheduled individual appointments with me to discuss about their concerns regarding their child’s functioning at school or at home. I am very pleased that parents are reaching out to me and are always looking for ways to better help their children. I have really enjoyed working with and helping the students, parents and staff at BCIS. |
Social Worker Monique Hung BCIS school social work service started in September 2015. My primary role has been working directly with individual students through teacher referral. I have also collaborated with the school psychologist and held a parent workshop about enhancing parenting skills and improving parent-child relationship. In addition, I've also conducted classroom observation in an attempt to identify children who may benefit from receiving small group skills training. I will begin a series of training for students in need. The goal would be to enhance students’ personal development and social well-being. |