WorksheetsModule 4 CED 250
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
The third domain in the NASP Practice Model is Academic Interventions and Instructional Supports
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False
School psychologists do all of the following except:
Administer psychoeducational assessments, that may test for ADHD, learning disabilities, intelligence, anxiety, dyslexia, and more
Make recommendations based on the results of tests
Score and interpret results of psychoeducational assessments
Follow the ASCA national Model
Licensure requirements may vary by state for school psychologists
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False
A school psychologist would administer the Woodcock-Johnson Tests of Achievement (WJ-Achievement) assessment among many others
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False
The NASP Leadership Assembly approved the NASP Principles for Professional Ethics in 2020
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False
School psychologists are professionals trained in ______ to help children and youth succeed academically, socially, behaviorally, and emotionally
Mental health and learning
Behavior and mental health
Behavior and learning
Mental health, learning, and behavior
School Psychologists can be master’s (EDS) or doctoral level (PhD) professionals.
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True
NASP works to advance effective practices to improve students' learning, behavior, and mental health. Their vision is that all children and youth thrive:
In school, at home, and throughout life
At school and throughout life
At home and throughout life
In school and home
School psychologist do NOT engage in school wide practices to promote learning, progress monitoring, and instructional support
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False
The Cultural Ecological framework states the diversity of our global society and the multiple layers of interactions that must be in view to serve all children ethically
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False
Only NASP/APA approved programs are eligible for licensure as a psychologist.
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False
School psychologists do NOT need to be able to effectively address ethical issues when they inevitably arise.
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False
In order to attain licensure as a school psychologist one must hold a certificate as a nationally certified school psychologist issued by the National School Psychology Certification System of the National Association of School Psychologists; OR have completed a program approved by the Board which prepares a person to be a school psychologist.
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False
Educational requirements of a school psychologist include all EXCEPT:
At least 60 graduate semester hours
Includes a year-long 1200 hour supervised internship
Specialist level equivalent to Ph.D level training
Makes you eligible for the National Certification for School Psychology (NSCP) from the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP)- can practice
Some examples of assessments a school psychologist would administer include:
Wechsler Individual Achievement Test (WIAT)
Conners ADHD rating scales
Kaufman Test of Educational Achievement (KTEA)
All of the above
