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Why tone and intent matter in developing IEPs

The identification of a learning disability and a subsequent special education plan isn’t always a win-win for kids, especially if an unwanted result is that a child feels “pathologized” or marked...

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6 differences between educational psychology and school psychology

What is educational psychology? For starters, it typically focuses on how learning occurs in school. The educational psychologist observes and studies these from the perspective of behavioral and...

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More than a buzzword: How parents can help kids navigate invisible disabilities

You may or may not have heard of the term invisible disability, and what falls under its umbrella – especially when it comes to specific learning disabilities (SLD) – can be unclear.

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Special education and online learning: What’s the verdict?

Over the past two years, there’s been a considerable amount of concern about the impact of remote and online learning on students’ academic and social-emotional development. But what about students...

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Would applied behavior analysis (ABA) work for my child?

For a considerable number of parents who have heard of ABA, the practice comes with certain connotations attached to it. But nonetheless, it is deserving of a second look, with a variety of use cases...

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Managing post-COVID anxiety in educational settings: Four thoughts for school psychologists

To make an incredible understatement, this has been quite the past two years for students and school staff.

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How strength-based assessments help students discover growth areas

The strength-based assessment approach turns a long-standing assumption on its head: that the only way kids will improve in the classroom, and even in areas like behavior or social engagement, is by...

Families, Insights

Psyched Thoughts: 10 Common School Psychology Terms Clinicians Use

To those who are unfamiliar with the industry, it can often seem like school psychologists and other professionals speak a language all their own when it comes to special education, support...

School Psychologists, Insights

Every child has potential. School psychology services help them realize it.

Adults don’t go to work and leave their personal lives, problems and feelings at the door. Neither do kids at school.

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Recapping NASP’s Annual Conference: Lifelong Learning And Inspiring Interactions

Every year, the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) holds its Annual Convention, an event that allows school psychologists from all over the country to gather for learning...

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Learn.Do Bulletin

Why tone and intent matter in developing IEPs

6 differences between educational psychology and school psychology

More than a buzzword: How parents can help kids navigate invisible disabilities

Special education and online learning: What’s the verdict?

Would applied behavior analysis (ABA) work for my child?

Managing post-COVID anxiety in educational settings: Four thoughts for school psychologists

How strength-based assessments help students discover growth areas

Psyched Thoughts: 10 Common School Psychology Terms Clinicians Use

Every child has potential. School psychology services help them realize it.

Recapping NASP’s Annual Conference: Lifelong Learning And Inspiring Interactions

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