Gestures in Guidance and Counselling and Their Pedagogical/Androgogical Implications

  • Anake P
  • Asor L
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The purpose of this paper was to; x-ray the implications of gestures, their usage and relevance in guidance and counselling. The historical background of guidance and counselling was traced and concept like guidance, counselling and gesture were clarified. Gestures as non-verbal cues in counselling do not stand on its own but embedded in other counselling techniques used during a counselling process from the beginning to the ending of counselling interview. The various forms of gestures, uses and application and their implications were explained to illustrate how gestures can be indentify, explored and utilized by the experienced guidance counsellor and a conscientiser to help client during counselling interview.

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Anake, P., & Asor, L. (2013). Gestures in Guidance and Counselling and Their Pedagogical/Androgogical Implications. Global Journal of Educational Research, 11(2). https://doi.org/10.4314/gjedr.v11i2.1

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