Teaching Graduate Career Classes: A National Survey of Career Instructors

Ninety‐one instructors reported their attitudes toward teaching a master's‐level career development course. The participants represented counseling programs in 41 states. The areas of focus included the theories taught, activities and assignments used, course evaluation processes, and advice the participants would offer to other instructors. Implications for counselor education and directions for future research are also discussed.     

Perinatal Education and Grandparenting: Creating an Interdependent Family Environment. Part I: Documenting the Need

This is the first of two articles on the development, implementation, and evaluation of a grandparenting perinatal education program. In part one, a review of the literature is presented, along with the planned content and objectives for the program.     

Translation-A Process of Transformation

Translation is a process that involves transformation and reproduction. This essay discusses some useful techniques of translating practice by introducing a simple model. A few examples of good translation are presented to support explaining the model clearly.