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Moving Beyond “Preferential Seating”: How to Write Actionable, Data-Driven Recommendations

You hand a beautifully synthesized, twenty-page psychoeducational report to a classroom teacher. They flip past the standard scores, skip the behavioral observations, and turn...

Report Writing

10 Ways to Tailor Your Report Recommendations for Students’ Needs

As school psychologists, we have the critical task of evaluating students and making recommendations that directly impact their educational and personal development. Crafting a...

Report Writing

Making Psychological Reports Easier to Understand for Parents

As school psychologists, one of our responsibilities is to provide psychological reports to parents. These reports are essential as they provide detailed information about...

Report Writing

Using the R.I.O.T. structure in Psychological Report Writing

R.I.O.T stands for Results, Interpretation, Observation, and Targeted recommendations. This structure organizes reports and evaluations into four distinct sections to create a clear and...

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Is the Discrepancy Model ancient history? An in-depth analysis

For decades, the discrepancy model has been the standard way of identifying students as learning disabled. This model compares a student's IQ with their...

Report Writing

Tips on Writing for Parents in Your Psychological Reports

In today's world, school psychologists play a crucial role in shaping the academic, social, and emotional lives of children. They ensure that students receive...

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