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Origin of remediation

First recorded in 1790-1800; from Latin remediātiōn-, stem of remediātiō "act or process of healing," equivalent to remediāt-, past participle stem of remediāre "to treat (successfully), cure" + -ion, noun suffix; see origin at remedy, -ation

historical usage of remediation

Remediation comes straight from Latin remediātiō (stem remediātiōn- ) "process of healing," a verbal noun from the verb remediāre "to treat (successfully), cure," a verb formed from the prefix re-, here used as an intensive, and the simple verb medērī "to heal, cure." The Latin (Italic and Proto-Indo-European) root behind all these words is med-, mēd-, mod-, mōd- "to take proper measures, deliberate, judge, heal." The variant med- is also the source of Latin meditārī "to think over or constantly contemplate" (English meditate ).
Latin also records the noun meddix, the title of the chief magistrate of an Oscan city, such as Naples. (The Oscans were an Italic-speaking people who lived in Campania.) Meddix is a hybrid of Italic med- "to deliberate, judge" and the Latin agent suffix -dex "speaker," from the verb dīcere "to say." Meddix therefore means "law speaker," whose Oscan equivalent is medíss ( -díss is the equivalent of Latin -dex ). Meddix is equivalent to Latin jūdex "judge," also literally meaning "law speaker," from jūs "law" and dīcere "to say."
Medusa, one of the mythological Gorgons, is from Greek Médousa "ruling, she who rules," the feminine active participle of médein "to rule."
Med- in Germanic becomes met-, the source of Old English metan "to measure, measure out" (English mete ). The variant mēd- becomes mēt- in Germanic, forming the Old English adjective gemǣte "suitable, appropriate" (English meet ). The variant mod- forms Latin modus "measure, limit, size," with its derivative adjective modestus "keeping within limits, proper, restrained" (English modest ).

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Remediation is the act of remedying or correcting something that has been corrupted or that is deficient.

Remediation has two main usages. Environmental remediation is the removal of pollutants or the reversal of other environmental damage, especially in a particular location, to attempt to return it to its natural state. In education, remediation refers to instruction intended to fill gaps in a student's core education.

Example: After years of legal battles, the chemical company finally agreed to begin remediation at the site of the former factory by removing toxins from the surrounding soil.

Remediation comes from the Latin verb remediāre (meaning "to cure"), which also gives us remedy. In its general sense, the first recorded use of remediation is from 1794, but its more specific uses are more recent. Its first recorded use in an educational context is from 1933 and its environmental sense only dates back to 1980.

Since its association with large-scale environmental damage has become well-established, remediation is now often used to refer to smaller-scale cleanups, especially in homes damaged by natural forces. Phrases like mold remediation and flood remediation are common search terms (that you'll hopefully never have to use). In education, the word is often paired with a specific subject, in phrases like math remediation and reading remediation.

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How is remediation used in real life?

Remediation isn't limited to education and the environment-it can be used in any situation when something needs to be corrected or rectified.

We have moved to standard base grading for math in the Future Ready Academy at SESI. Students can go through remediation &retake as many times as they want.They earn the grade& keep the grade. No penalty for learning! Students like it! We are seeing results! Thanks to @fivemibal https://t.co/oy0HwZfdzZ

- Shonda Hensley (@_ShondaHensley) October 12, 2019

Remember Sears Canada? Many outstanding items left, including some $7 million for Alberta environmental remediation lawsuit. (Calgary North Hill store had gas station that experienced a leak in the 1990s requiring on-going cleanup).

- Jean-François Mezei (@jfmezei) November 4, 2019

This is a moment in journalism that will go down as a turning point in the history of the profession.

Facebook and Google have broken journalism for local newspapers with no hope of remediation. So, a creative new model for these institutions needed to be created. https://t.co/h5ZnBXZUU8

- Bryan William Jones (@BWJones) November 4, 2019

Is remediation used correctly in this sentence?

After seeing falling test scores in math, the school decided to implement more remediation to reinforce core skills.

British Dictionary definitions for remediation

Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012

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According to the ACA Code of Ethics (2014) 

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- supporting students
- providing extra support to build student competency
- protecting the general public from counselors lacking competency

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Council for Accreditation of Counseling & Related Educational Programs. (2017). 2016 CACREP standards. Retrieved from https://www.cacrep.org/for-programs/2016-cacrep-standards/

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Enhancing human life throughout the lifespan through competent and ethical practice are part of the core values of the counseling profession (ACA, 2014).

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Identified Issues Requiring Remediation 

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Identified Issues Requiring Remediation 

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As identified in Henderson & Dufrene (2013)...

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"In the half century since the intial [CACREP] standards were introduced, expectations for counselor preparation have mostly expanded and require new counselor competencies responsive to societal trends (p. 98)."

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Dougherty, A. E., Haddock, L. R., & Coker, J. K. (2015). Student development and remediation processes for counselors in training in a virtual environment. ScholarWorks.

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Henderson, K. L., & Dufrene, R. L. (2013). Student behaviors and remediation: an empirical study. Journal of professional counseling: practice, theory & research, 40(2), 2–14. https://doi-org.ezp.waldenulibrary.org/10.1080/15566382.2013.12033924

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Letourneau, J. L. H. (2016). A decision-making model for addressing problematic behaviors in counseling students. Counseling & values, 61(2), 206–222. https://doi-org.ezp.waldenulibrary.org/10.1002/cvj.12038

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Henderson, K. L., & Dufrene, R. L. (2017). Remedial interventions used with students enrolled in counseling graduate programs. Journal of counselor preparation & supervision, 10(1), 1–22

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Here are some approaches for remediation found within the current literature...

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This study analyzed student remediation practices from 12 different CACREP counseling programs using qualitative methods. The following themes stood out as primary remediation practices within these programs;
- personal counseling
- clinical coursework (adjustments were made to coursework or additional requirements were given).
- assignments (additional assignments were given such as workshops, readings, or written assignments).
- additional remediation procedures (this included meeting with faculty and considering status within the program).
The authors also recommended that remediation procedures should be tailored to the student's unique needs and available resources (Henderson & Dufrene, 2017).

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This article presented ideas for remediation in the VIRTUAL setting!
They highlighted some principles that are especially important to the online classroom, including;
- proactive communication about expectations
- clear guidelines for assessing "professionalism"
- clear guidelines and policies for identified development issues
- clear process for intervention, REMEDIATION, and program dismissal
Throughout a student's time in the online program, faculty must be monitoring engagement, accountability, awareness, self control, and bias. These were identified by the authors as priority areas of focus (Dougherty et al., 2015).

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Jade L. H. Letourneau provided a decision making model for problematic behavior in counseling students. This decision making model included insights from the feminist, social constructivism, and culturally responsive models for intervention. The model included continually acknowledging multiple layers of influence and re-examining the remediation approach. A flow chart is show here -

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Remediation. (n.d.). Retrieved August 04, 2020, from https://www.dictionary.com/browse/remediation?s=t