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Showing 1 to 20 of 58 for “"School Psychologist"”.

  1. The role of the school psychologist in the state of Washington: current and ideal

    … under current circumstances in the role of the school psychologist. (2) the relative importance of 11 functions under ideal circumstances in the role of the school psychologist. (3) if the roles under the above circumstances were significantly different. (4) if there were differences in the …

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  2. A Multi-State Comparison of NASP Domains of Practice and School Psychologist Evaluation Rubrics

    … research study compares rubrics used to evaluate school psychologists to the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) 10 Domains of Practice. Using a content analysis of state evaluation rubrics, the researcher determined the extent to which various state evaluation rubrics align with …

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  3. An analysis of the role of the school psychologist in the Commonwealth of Virginia

    The expectations of three groups--school superintendents, school psychologists, and school psychologist trainers--for the Virginia school psychologist's job performances, professional participations, and personal attributes were surveyed by means of a mailed opinionnaire. The degree of …

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  4. Effects of pyramidal training on school psychologist and teacher implementation of trial-based function analysis

    Educators often seek consultation with school psychologists for the assessment of problem behavior and the development of intervention plans to address problem behavior. School psychologists typically conduct functional based assessments (FBA) using indirect and direct observations of the target …

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  5. Perceptions of the school psychologist's role with regard to real behavior and ideal behavior

    … various role-definer groups' perceptions of the school psychologist's role with regard to real behavior and ideal behavior. The role-definer groups were: special education teacher, special education director, elementary school teacher, elementary school principal and school psychologist. An …

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  6. An exploratory investigation of gender discrimination against school psychologists

    … general attitudes towards genders typically in a school based setting, B) examine if the report quality ratings will be significantly higher when the report is written by a male than by a female, and C) explore if there will be significant differences in report quality ratings based on the gender …

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  7. A comparative study of the effects on teachers' perceptions of school psychologists and on the utilization of psychological reports of two approaches to the report recommendations

    … if the type of recommendations made by the school psychologist on the psychological report affected teacher perception of the school psychologist and if the type of recommendations influenced the frequency of utilization of the report. An attempt was made in this study to make the …

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  8. SCHOOL PERSONNEL ESTABLISHING FUNCTIONAL COMMUNICATION TRAINING BASED ON A FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS WITH AUTISTIC STUDENTS IN A PUBLIC SCHOOL SETTING TO REDUCE PROBLEM BEHAVIORS

    … as a functional analysis can be done in a public school setting by public school personnel. Once the function is determined, treatments incorporating Functional Communication Training (FCT) can be applied to reduce these problem behaviors while increasing communication. Research has shown that FCT …

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  9. A Developmental Program for Trainable Mentally Retarded Pupils

    … in the group on the basis of evaluation by a school psychologist. The training program was the Social Education First Aid (SEFA) program (Gunzburg, 1964). Additional concrete materials were used to supplement the SEFA material. The children's growth in the following areas of social competence …

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  10. School Psychologists as Leaders in Professional Practice: An Examination of Leadership Roles and Perceived Support

    <p>The professional role of a school psychologist leader is a topic of interest for those in the field. Since 1940, state or national associations have outlined recommendations and guidelines for school psychology leadership roles. School psychology leadership aligns with the NASP training and …

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  11. School Psychologists’ Consistency and Confidence in Learning Disability Identification: The Impact of Identification Methodology and Inconclusive Student Data

    … deficit (Fletcher, Lyon, Fuchs, & Barnes, 2007). School-based identification of LD is necessary if students are to receive specialized supports and instruction through special education services (Burns & Ysseldyke, 2009; Fuchs & Fuchs, 1995; Ysseldyke, Burns, Scholin, & Parker, 2010). However, LD …

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  12. Sustaining Clinical Competency in Wide Open Spaces: A Communities of Practice Case Study of Rural School Psychologists

    The practice of a rural school psychologist is challenging and can be fraught with aspects of isolation, role confusion, and burn out (Hargrove, 1986). In many rural communities, the only qualified mental health professional may be a school psychologist. Thus, rural school psychologists require …

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  13. An investigation of part-time and contracted school psychological service delivery in rural Virginia

    … weaknesses of employing part-time or contract school psychologists as primary providers of school psychological services for eight rural school divisions. In addition, data were obtained which facilitated comparison of full-time rural school psychological service delivery with the services …

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