Meaning of guidance in education

GUIDANCE

 “Guidance is a means of helping individuals to understand and use wisely the educational, voca­tional and personal opportunities they have or can develop and as a form of systematic assistance whereby students are aided in achieving satisfactory adjustment to school and to life.”

Like education, guidance is a process which is meant to enable child or individual to manifest innate potentialities or noble qualities for his develop­ment touching social development as well. Education and guidance are both take utmost care for the development of the child and man which is the real goal of life. Owing to this reason it is proved that guidance is also as educational process which ul­timately states that guidance is education itself.





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