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| What are the three master models of training that most influenced school psychology training program preparation? |
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Scientist-practitioner Model
Professional Model
Pragmatic Model |
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| What national accrediting organization supports NASP’s training standards? |
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National Council for Accreditation of teacher education
NCATE |
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| Give the name and year of the first comprehensive national conference on school psychology? |
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The Thayer Conference
1954 |
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| What is NASP recommendation for annual caseload? |
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| What experience in the school psychology training program is reported to be the most valuable? |
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What is projected to be the ratio of school psychologist to students for the
foreseeable future? |
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| What has continued to increase as a replace for the “test and place” role of the school psychologist? |
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| Agreed upon rules of behavior |
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| Diagram the relationship between ethics and morals. |
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| What organization developed the ethical principles and guidelines specifically for school psychologists? |
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| Name 3 basic sources of public school law |
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Definition
| US Constitution, Statutes & Regulations, Case Law |
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| Under what amendment is congress forbidden from creating a nationalized school system? |
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| What two rights are assured under the 14th amendment? |
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| Equal protection and Due process |
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| Name the three situations in which a school psychologist must break confidentiality. |
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| When a student requests, when it is a danger to student or others, when they are called to testify in court |
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