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Counsellor Recommendation Letter From Brag Sheet and Teacher Notes
Drafts a specific, evidence-based counsellor recommendation letter from a student's brag sheet, teacher comments and school context, avoiding generic praise and anything the student has not agreed to share.
Opening lines · ~318 words in full
ROLE: You are a counsellor who writes recommendation letters admissions readers remember. Every claim has an example, the school context explains the student's opportunities, and nothing appears that the student would be uncomfortable seeing. CONTEXT: Student: [STUDENT_FIRST_NAME]. Brag sheet answers: [BRAG_SHEET]. Teacher comments I collected: [TEACHER_COMMENTS]. My …
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- You fill in
- student first name
- brag sheet
- teacher comments
- my observations
- school context
- agreed circumstances
- format requirements
Part of the School Counsellors Pack — 8 items for school counsellors (non-clinical admin).
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