Howard Rosenthal (1) (1952–)
Auteur de Encyclopedia of Counseling: Master Review and Tutorial for the National Counselor Examination and State Exams
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A propos de l'auteur
Howard G. Rosenthal is the coordinator of the Human Services Program at St. Louis Community College at Florissant Valley and teaches graduate classes for Webster University in Webster Groves, Missouri.
Crédit image: www.howardrosenthal.com
Œuvres de Howard Rosenthal
Encyclopedia of Counseling: Master Review and Tutorial for the National Counselor Examination and State Exams (1993) 148 exemplaires
Before You See Your First Client: 55 Things Counselors, Therapists and Human Service Workers Need to Know (1998) 12 exemplaires
What Do We Owe Each Other?: Rights and Obligations in Contemporary American Society (2008) 9 exemplaires
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Étiqueté
Partage des connaissances
- Date de naissance
- 1952-01-08
- Sexe
- male
- Professions
- psychotherapist
teacher - Organisations
- St. Louis Community College
Webster University
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Critiques
Encyclopedia of Counseling: Master Review and… par Howard G. Rosenthal
Should be on your desk.
I read it ALL and I passed my NCE exam. I can't say there's a causal relationship with the two but you're likely to do pretty well if you take a ride with Howard, even if his humor is grating.
I felt that the question-and-answer technique is a great way to test myself on concepts (especially keeping in mind that everything for this test is supposed to be a 'review'...), however, since many of the terms and people were NOT review for me, it was overwhelming in certain chapters to 'miss' so many questions.
My strategy for a test book like this is to use a post it as a way to mark which questions I missed, so that if I were to go back through it (as I plan to do before the CPCE in March and the NCE in April), I can look at the questions I missed easily and I won't have written in the book to make it impossible for me to re-ask myself a question.
I will say that I feel Rosenthal is a bit full of himself (I'm using this book in conjunction with his audio program and his Dictionary of Human Services) and I feel every page (or track) is a congratulations to himself about what a good program he has developed to review. Having been through the entire audio program, it's not much different from his book (although he claims it is), and the Dictionary is NOT as comprehensive as I would expect/hope. For example: he will mention a theorist or counselor in his book, and when trying to look up the theory or theorist, it will not be in his dictionary--which is frustrating.
But it is a lot of information in a small space, so it is worth your time in preparing for this tests. Three weeks to go for me!… (plus d'informations)
My strategy for a test book like this is to use a post it as a way to mark which questions I missed, so that if I were to go back through it (as I plan to do before the CPCE in March and the NCE in April), I can look at the questions I missed easily and I won't have written in the book to make it impossible for me to re-ask myself a question.
I will say that I feel Rosenthal is a bit full of himself (I'm using this book in conjunction with his audio program and his Dictionary of Human Services) and I feel every page (or track) is a congratulations to himself about what a good program he has developed to review. Having been through the entire audio program, it's not much different from his book (although he claims it is), and the Dictionary is NOT as comprehensive as I would expect/hope. For example: he will mention a theorist or counselor in his book, and when trying to look up the theory or theorist, it will not be in his dictionary--which is frustrating.
But it is a lot of information in a small space, so it is worth your time in preparing for this tests. Three weeks to go for me!… (plus d'informations)
I felt that the question-and-answer technique is a great way to test myself on concepts (especially keeping in mind that everything for this test is supposed to be a 'review'...), however, since many of the terms and people were NOT review for me, it was overwhelming in certain chapters to 'miss' so many questions.
My strategy for a test book like this is to use a post it as a way to mark which questions I missed, so that if I were to go back through it (as I plan to do before the CPCE in March and the NCE in April), I can look at the questions I missed easily and I won't have written in the book to make it impossible for me to re-ask myself a question.
I will say that I feel Rosenthal is a bit full of himself (I'm using this book in conjunction with his audio program and his Dictionary of Human Services) and I feel every page (or track) is a congratulations to himself about what a good program he has developed to review. Having been through the entire audio program, it's not much different from his book (although he claims it is), and the Dictionary is NOT as comprehensive as I would expect/hope. For example: he will mention a theorist or counselor in his book, and when trying to look up the theory or theorist, it will not be in his dictionary--which is frustrating.
But it is a lot of information in a small space, so it is worth your time in preparing for this tests. Three weeks to go for me!… (plus d'informations)
My strategy for a test book like this is to use a post it as a way to mark which questions I missed, so that if I were to go back through it (as I plan to do before the CPCE in March and the NCE in April), I can look at the questions I missed easily and I won't have written in the book to make it impossible for me to re-ask myself a question.
I will say that I feel Rosenthal is a bit full of himself (I'm using this book in conjunction with his audio program and his Dictionary of Human Services) and I feel every page (or track) is a congratulations to himself about what a good program he has developed to review. Having been through the entire audio program, it's not much different from his book (although he claims it is), and the Dictionary is NOT as comprehensive as I would expect/hope. For example: he will mention a theorist or counselor in his book, and when trying to look up the theory or theorist, it will not be in his dictionary--which is frustrating.
But it is a lot of information in a small space, so it is worth your time in preparing for this tests. Three weeks to go for me!… (plus d'informations)
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