Sharing the experiences, triumphs, and the challenges of the profession, from one school psychologist's perspective.
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Sincerely, School Psychologist retweeted
Make Tier 1 the priority.
Make Tier 1 the priority.
Make Tier 1 the priority.
Tiers 2 & 3 are a direct reflection of how effective your Tier 1 is working.
Design Tier 1 so that it is all is should be for learners & teachers.
It's the only way things change.
Attended an amazing PD on thoughtful approaches to autism
Identification in the schools. Highly recommend seeking out Dr. Kawena Begay if she’s ever presenting in your area. A+
Sincerely, School Psychologist retweeted
I've said this many times before, but we can't reasonably expect school psychologists to engage in the full scope of their role when they're often burdened by ineffective practices.
If we want to make a bigger difference, we need to advocate to remove low value practices.
It can be hard to describe the full scope and comprehensive role of a school psychologist. This resource can aid you in communicating the importance of all that school psychologists do. #SchoolPsychWeek bit.ly/3DF7UHW
Sincerely, School Psychologist retweeted
It's National School Psychology Week! We appreciate the role our CUSD school psychologists fill every day in order to grow our community together. Thanks for supporting our students! #WeAreChandlerUnified @CUSDCounseling
it’s like school psych christmas but you’re the parent who has to clean out the old broken toys and then assemble the new toys and remind everyone they have to share and listen to complaints because they wanted different toys and you couldn’t afford all the toys. #leadsp
Sincerely, School Psychologist retweeted
There is a serious youth mental health crisis happening in this country.
That’s why we are investing $1 billion to help schools hire and train more mental health professionals across the country, and we’ll continue to take action to face the crisis together.
Sincerely, School Psychologist retweeted
It's #DisabilityPrideMonth. Let's continue to make the 🌍 open and accessible to everyone! It starts with understanding. #healthequity #inclusivity
Disappointing failure to recognize the ongoing 🦠 🐘. If we don’t say it, maybe we won’t catch it.
School attendance problems lead to both short- and long-term difficulties. This handout reviews what may influence attendance and suggests roles of both school personnel and caregivers for addressing this problem as a team. Download the new resource now: bit.ly/3JGXWcT
Clinical psychs are super mad about a recent tweet from psychiatrists that touted superiority. Meanwhile school psychs are all,
So tired of folks griping about teachers’ summers off. Guess what? There’s a huge shortage of all school professionals. If you think it’s so great, join us! (Also, it IS great).
Sincerely, School Psychologist retweeted
Here is a thread on the most important studies on the topic of dyslexia. If you’re interested in the science of reading because you want to help dyslexic students, a highly recommend you read these studies. 1/6
Sincerely, School Psychologist retweeted
Doctor who helped broaden autism spectrum 'very sorry' for over-diagnosis nypost.com/2023/04/24/doctor…
Is BetterHelp selling your info? BetterBelieveIt. Source: ftc.gov/system/files/ftc_gov…
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Great moderators, thoughtful answers, enthusiastic crowd. Thank you for extending the invitation, @CusdEquity.
“We do not believe that implicit bias played a role…” and yet “we also recognize the need to implement strategies that work to reduce implicit bias within the organization.”Appreciate the apology and action. Still.
The CEC Board of Directors offers our sincere apologies regarding the insulting cover of the most recent TEC Journal. In our public statement, we share the details and results of our investigation into the error and the corrective action plan set in place. bit.ly/3M0EXvN
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Sincerely, School Psychologist retweeted
I spend a lot of time teaching teens how to exit an uncomfortable social situation without the use of a secret emoji code to a parent. While the code can be useful in certain circumstances, teens need to know how to exit independently. It’s part of the prep process for young adulthood.
Post a picture of some landscape from a place where you've been, where the main requirement is that you do NOT appear in it. Just a picture, no description.
Let’s travel virtually around the world.
