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Cultural Competence in School Psychology: Why It Matters

The student populations in schools are becoming increasingly diverse, with learners of varying cultural backgrounds, languages, values, and life experiences. For school psychologists, this...

Addressing Disproportionality as a School Psychologist – What it Means

As school psychologists, one crucial area of focus is tackling the issue of disproportionality in special education. Disproportionality refers to the overrepresentation or underrepresentation...

Preparing for an Eligibility Meeting: Helpful Tips for School Psychologists

As a school psychologist, you have an important role to play in helping students with disabilities thrive in their educational journey. Part of your...

Standing Firm in Eligibility Meetings: Strategies for School Psychologists

As a School Psychologist, one of the most challenging aspects of your role is navigating Eligibility Meetings, especially when team members disagree with your...

Understanding the Differences Between Socially Maladjusted and Emotional Disability

As school psychologists, we are often tasked with identifying and supporting students who are struggling in school. Two terms that come up frequently in...

How School Absenteeism impacts Student Eligibility for Special Education services

School absenteeism presents a multifaceted challenge within the education system, impacting not only academic achievement but also the assessment and identification processes crucial for...

The Do’s and Don’ts of Changing a Student’s Disability Classification

Our roles as School Psychologists are critical in ensuring the welfare of students and providing them with the support they require. One sensitive matter...

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