学校心理学 英文.ppt

School Psychology
©2010, National Association of School Psychologists
A Career That Makes a Difference
“Being a school psychologist means providing equitable education for all students and supporting their social, emotional, and academic needs.” — Wendy Scott, EdS, NCSP School Psychologist, San Diego, CA
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If you want to…
Help children reach their potential
Promote children’s mental health
Work collaboratively with others
Develop interpersonal munication skills
Have a variety of career options
then …
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School Psychology could be the career for you!
What is a School Psychologist?
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School Psychologists understand that all children learn when given:
Adequate supports and resources
Recognition of their individual needs
Connection to and trust in adults
Opportunities to achieve
Acceptance and encouragement
Cooperation between school and home
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School Psychologists link mental health to learning and behavior to promote:
High academic achievement
Positive social skills and behavior
Healthy relationships and connectedness
Tolerance and respect for petence, self-esteem, and resiliency
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When Do Children Need A School Psychologist?
Learning difficulties
Behavior concerns
Attention problems
Problems at home or with peers
Fears about war, violence, terrorism
Depression and other mental health issues
Coping with crisis and trauma
Poverty, violence, or life changing events
Advocacy of their learning and mental health needs
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What Is the Role of a School Psychologist?
Assessment
Consultation for student and systems-level change
Prevention
Intervention
Staff, parent, and student education
Research and program development
Mental health care
Advocacy
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Assessment
School psychologists work with children, parents and staff to help determine a child’s:
Academic skills and instructional level
Learning aptitudes, strengths, and weaknesses
Personality and emotional development
Social skills and behavioral concerns
Learning environment and school climate
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