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What is a School Psychologist?
School psychologists are part of every
school system in the nation. They are highly trained in mental health,
child development, learning theory, motivation and education. To meet
licensure requirements, Ohio's school psychologists must obtain a master's
degree in school psychology and serve a one year supervised internship
in a school setting.
What Do School Psychologist Do?
- Support families, schools, and the community in
meeting the academic and mental health needs of students.
- Consult with parents, teachers, and other professionals
to promote student well-being and achievement.
- Evaluate academic and socioemotional needs of students.
- Develop special prevention and intervention programs
for students.
- Teach effective coping and problem solving skills
through individual and small group counseling.
- Advocate sound educational practices for all students.
Information From Ohio School Psychologist Association.com
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