(精选)学校心理学 英文课件.ppt

School Psychology;“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;*;*;*;*;*;*;*;*;*;*;*;*;*;*;“I enjoy building trusting and caring relationships with students, which I strongly believe promotes learning and positive choices in their future.” — Claudia Gomez, MS School Psychologist, Huntington Beach, CA;*;*;*;*;*;“As a Diné (Navajo) school psychologist, I am working back in my ancestral homeland with my people, using my cultural knowledge and indigenous language to provide a diverse service delivery. I am making a difference by being accessible.” — Elvina Charley, EdS  School Psychologist, Chinle, AZ ;*;*;*;“I wanted a career that focused on youth advocacy in the schools but would allow me to integrate my passion for cultural awareness, equity and diversity into the school community.” — Cristina Noel-Motta, MSSchool Psychologist, Dartmouth, MA;So how do I become a School Psychologist?;*;*;*;*;*;*;*;*;“School psychology is a career that uniquely offers daily challenges and rewards, all within a collaborative setting.” — Allison Nebbergall, PhD, NCSPEducation Researcher, Fairfax, VA;Questions?;*;*;*;For more information, contact: National Association of School Psychologists (301) 657-0270