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School Psychologist
A school psychologist evaluates students' cognitive, emotional, and behavioral needs, conducting psychoeducational assessments that inform special education eligibility and support planning. Working within a school district alongside teachers, administrators, and families, this role requires a graduate degree in school psychology and thorough knowledge of special education law under IDEA. The position involves developing IEPs, applying behavioral intervention strategies, and responding to crisis situations that arise among the student population.
Top skills:Crisis Intervention
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