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1、School Psychology,www.nasponline.org 2010, National Association of School Psychologists,A Career That Makes a Difference,“Being a school psychologist means providing equitable education for all students and supporting their social, emotional, and academic needs.” Wendy Scott, EdS, NCSP School Psycho
2、logist, San Diego, CA,3,If you want to,Help children reach their potential Promote childrens mental health Work collaboratively with others Develop interpersonal and communication skills Have a variety of career options,then ,4,School Psychology could be the career for you!,What is a School Psycholo
3、gist?,6,School Psychologists understand that all children learn when given:,Adequate supports and resources Recognition of their individual needs Connection to and trust in adults Opportunities to achieve Acceptance and encouragement Cooperation between school and home,7,School Psychologists link me
4、ntal health to learning and behavior to promote:,High academic achievement Positive social skills and behavior Healthy relationships and connectedness Tolerance and respect for others Competence, self-esteem, and resiliency,8,When Do Children Need A School Psychologist?,Learning difficulties Behavio
5、r concerns Attention problems Problems at home or with peers Fears about war, violence, terrorism Depression and other mental health issues Coping with crisis and trauma Poverty, violence, or life changing events Advocacy of their learning and mental health needs,9,What Is the Role of a School Psych
6、ologist?,Assessment Consultation for student and systems-level change Prevention Intervention Staff, parent, and student education Research and program development Mental health care Advocacy,10,Assessment,School psychologists work with children, parents and staff to help determine a childs: Academi
7、c skills and instructional level Learning aptitudes, strengths, and weaknesses Personality and emotional development Social skills and behavioral concerns Learning environment and school climate Special education eligibility,11,Consultation: Child-Centered,School psychologists: Provide knowledge to
8、help improve student learning and mental health outcomes Implement and manage academic and behavioral interventions Help teachers, parents, and other professionals understand a childs development and learning Meet or communicate with others involved with a child to determine the best way of managing
9、 or improving a particular concern,12,Consultation: Consultee-Centered,School psychologists: Collaborate with teachers to help them identify classroom-based problems and implement data-based interventions Support implementation of effective instruction and behavior management at the classroom level
10、Assist parents to develop skills to help their children succeed at home and in school Collaborate with the principal and other school personnel to identify systemic concerns and promote systems-level change,13,Prevention,School psychologists: Implement programs to build positive connections between
11、students and adults Support early identification of potential academic skill deficits and/or learning difficulties Design and implement programs for at-risk children Foster tolerance and appreciation of diversity Create safe, supportive learning environments,14,Intervention,School psychologists: Wor
12、k directly with children, teachers, administrators, and families Develop individualized classroom, and school-wide interventions for learning and adjustment Design and implement crisis response plans Provide counseling, social skills training, academic, and behavioral interventions Develop strategie
13、s for modifying instruction to optimize student progress,15,Education,School psychologists provide teachers and parents training in: Teaching and learning strategies and interventions Parenting and disciplining techniques Classroom and behavior management techniques Working with exceptional students
14、 Strategies to address substance abuse, risky behaviors, or mental illnesses that affect students Crisis prevention and response,16,Research and Program Development,School psychologists: Recommend and implement evidence-based programs and strategies Conduct school-based research to inform practice E
15、valuate effectiveness of programs and interventions independently and as part of a school-based consultation team Contribute to school-wide reform and restructuring,17,Mental Health,School psychologists: Deliver school-based mental health services such as group, individual and crisis counseling Coor
16、dinate with community resources and health care providers to provide students with complete seamless services Partner with parents and teachers to create healthy school environments Promote mental health in the school setting,18,Advocacy,NASP and state professional associations are dedicated to advocacy. School psychologists encourage and sponsor: Appropriate education placements Education reform Legislative involvement Community services and programs Funding for adequate resources
