NASP Dialogues

School psychologists are more frequently being called on to consult with teachers about students for whom Tier 2 interventions were not successful, and many of those consulting sessions end with, “I’ve already tried that.” This podcast will present an overview model to further analyze student reading and math problems in order to suggest interventions or modifications with a high likelihood for su...

School psychologists are more frequently being called on to consult with teachers about students for whom Tier 2 interventions were not successful, and many of those consulting sessions end with, “I’ve already tried that.” This podcast will present an overview model to further analyze student reading and math problems in order to suggest interventions or modifications with a high likelihood for su...

Based on his own experience in foster care and that of his four adopted children, Rob Scheer launched Comfort Cases in 2013 to provide kids entering foster care with backpacks filled with desperately-needed personal items—and dignity. Comfort Cases has distributed over 85,000 cases to date and has been featured on the Today Show, Ellen, NBC Nightly News, and CNN.

Based on his own experience in foster care and that of his four adopted children, Rob Scheer launched Comfort Cases in 2013 to provide kids entering foster care with backpacks filled with desperately-needed personal items—and dignity. Comfort Cases has distributed over 85,000 cases to date and has been featured on the Today Show, Ellen, NBC Nightly News, and CNN.

Based on his own experience in foster care and that of his four adopted children, Rob Scheer launched Comfort Cases in 2013 to provide kids entering foster care with backpacks filled with desperately-needed personal items—and dignity. Comfort Cases has distributed over 85,000 cases to date and has been featured on the Today Show, Ellen, NBC Nightly News, and CNN.

Based on his own experience in foster care and that of his four adopted children, Rob Scheer launched Comfort Cases in 2013 to provide kids entering foster care with backpacks filled with desperately-needed personal items—and dignity. Comfort Cases has distributed over 85,000 cases to date and has been featured on the Today Show, Ellen, NBC Nightly News, and CNN.

Based on his own experience in foster care and that of his four adopted children, Rob Scheer launched Comfort Cases in 2013 to provide kids entering foster care with backpacks filled with desperately-needed personal items—and dignity. Comfort Cases has distributed over 85,000 cases to date and has been featured on the Today Show, Ellen, NBC Nightly News, and CNN.

Based on his own experience in foster care and that of his four adopted children, Rob Scheer launched Comfort Cases in 2013 to provide kids entering foster care with backpacks filled with desperately-needed personal items—and dignity. Comfort Cases has distributed over 85,000 cases to date and has been featured on the Today Show, Ellen, NBC Nightly News, and CNN.

Research in school discipline has consistently documented the lack of efficacy of suspension and expulsion as well as racial or ethnic, special education, and LGBTQ+ disparities in their use. Alternatives to suspension are being advocated across the country. Listeners will be exposed to evidence-supported alternatives to suspension or expulsion, which can be adapted to their local context.

Research in school discipline has consistently documented the lack of efficacy of suspension and expulsion as well as racial or ethnic, special education, and LGBTQ+ disparities in their use. Alternatives to suspension are being advocated across the country. Listeners will be exposed to evidence-supported alternatives to suspension or expulsion, which can be adapted to their local context.

Research in school discipline has consistently documented the lack of efficacy of suspension and expulsion as well as racial or ethnic, special education, and LGBTQ+ disparities in their use. Alternatives to suspension are being advocated across the country. Listeners will be exposed to evidence-supported alternatives to suspension or expulsion, which can be adapted to their local context.

Research in school discipline has consistently documented the lack of efficacy of suspension and expulsion as well as racial or ethnic, special education, and LGBTQ+ disparities in their use. Alternatives to suspension are being advocated across the country. Listeners will be exposed to evidence-supported alternatives to suspension or expulsion, which can be adapted to their local context.

Research in school discipline has consistently documented the lack of efficacy of suspension and expulsion as well as racial or ethnic, special education, and LGBTQ+ disparities in their use. Alternatives to suspension are being advocated across the country. Listeners will be exposed to evidence-supported alternatives to suspension or expulsion, which can be adapted to their local context.

Research in school discipline has consistently documented the lack of efficacy of suspension and expulsion as well as racial or ethnic, special education, and LGBTQ+ disparities in their use. Alternatives to suspension are being advocated across the country. Listeners will be exposed to evidence-supported alternatives to suspension or expulsion, which can be adapted to their local context.

In today’s world we must be prepared to respond to an armed assailant on school property. When conducting drills, schools can and should employ strategies to minimize potential physical and psychological harm.

In today’s world we must be prepared to respond to an armed assailant on school property. When conducting drills, schools can and should employ strategies to minimize potential physical and psychological harm.

In today’s world we must be prepared to respond to an armed assailant on school property. When conducting drills, schools can and should employ strategies to minimize potential physical and psychological harm.

In today’s world we must be prepared to respond to an armed assailant on school property. When conducting drills, schools can and should employ strategies to minimize potential physical and psychological harm.

In today’s world we must be prepared to respond to an armed assailant on school property. When conducting drills, schools can and should employ strategies to minimize potential physical and psychological harm.

In today’s world we must be prepared to respond to an armed assailant on school property. When conducting drills, schools can and should employ strategies to minimize potential physical and psychological harm.

At least once, every school psychologist hits the wall of too little time to do the work that matters. Inevitably we complain “Nothing really changes!” But much has changed and still is changing.

At least once, every school psychologist hits the wall of too little time to do the work that matters. Inevitably we complain “Nothing really changes!” But much has changed and still is changing.

At least once, every school psychologist hits the wall of too little time to do the work that matters. Inevitably we complain “Nothing really changes!” But much has changed and still is changing.

At least once, every school psychologist hits the wall of too little time to do the work that matters. Inevitably we complain “Nothing really changes!” But much has changed and still is changing.

At least once, every school psychologist hits the wall of too little time to do the work that matters. Inevitably we complain “Nothing really changes!” But much has changed and still is changing.