NASP Dialogues

NASP Dialogues

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NASP Dialogues episodes

  • Transforming School Climate by Rethinking School Discipline
    In seeking to create a positive and welcoming school climate, one of the central factors that must be addressed is the school's disciplinary policies, and the implemntation of positive behavioral support alternatives. This podcast explores strategies for consciously constructing an inviting school climate, identifying central values, improving interpersonal relationships, enhancing school connectedness, building effective organizational structures, and establishing data-based decision-making processes.
    55 min
  • Supervisor Bootcamp: Practical Tools for Effective Supervision
    While many school psychologists have never had formal training in the supervision of trainees, they will likely find themselves serving in this role at some point. This podcast explores tools and communication strategies to help supervisors build strong working alliances with their supervisees, evaluate performance, address supervisee problems of professional competence, and provide culturally responsive supervision.
    55 min
  • Concussion Management Skill Development for School-Based Professionals
    With their unique training and familiarity with symptom-based assessments and school-based management interventions, school psychologists are well-positioned to support the return of students to school following a concussion. Listen to this discussion of the key skills school-based professionals can develop to be as effective as possible in this role.
    41 min
  • Celebrating School Psychology’s Achievements by Looking to the Future
    Patti L. Harrison revisits the contributions school psychology has made to the knowledge base of research and publications in psychology and education, our strong standards for credentialing and graduate preparation, and our leadership in legislative and advocacy activities, and examines these accomplishments as a foundation for future achievements.
    39 min
  • NASP 2016 Lifetime Achievement Award
    This podcast features NASP's 2016 Lifetime Achievement Award winner James Ysseldyke, Professor Emeritus in the Department of Educational Psychology at the University of Minnesota. James has dedicated over 40 years educating school psychologists and researchers.
    45 min
  • NASP Dialogues: Students Learning English as a Second Language
    Students who speak a primary language other English face a unique set of challenges upon school entry. Laurie Walz, who supervises the bilingual school psychologists who serve this population in the Clark County School District, discusses these challenges, and how school psychologists can support these students.
    19 min
  • NASP Dialogues: Overview of the NASP Practice Model
    The NASP Practice Model defines domains of practice within which school psychologists are uniquely qualified to operate, as well as organizational principles for service delivery that reflect and link to the broader organizational principles of effective schools. In this podcast, Pete Reynolds discusses the practice model and its significance for the profession of school psychology.
    18 min

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