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    affected by the divorce of their student’s parents as they themselves have a front-seat to the crisis in the family and how it affects their students. As a high school teacher I will be primarily focusing on the adolescent student whose parents are going through a divorce, as this is directly applies to my current position. Working in a high school setting, I unfortunately have limited time getting to know my students over an hour a day as my students have 8 classes a day. However, I do make a point to

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    research lead me to school psychology. During which, I continued to take various psychology courses and discovered that my school was offering a school psychology course, taught be a school psychologist. After only the first week or 2 of the school psychology course, I was hooked. The professor not only brought to life what the field entitled, such as the various assessments and situations one might encounter, but did so by sharing what it is like in a day for a school psychologist. Upon

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    Worksheet 2 2.1 Describe roles and responsibilities of school governors, senior management team, and other statutory roles (e.g. SENCO), teachers, support staff | Roles | Responsibilities | School governors | The school governors must appoint a chair and a vice-chair and may wish to make a number of other specific appointments to lead on to certain aspects of the school. There are many different types of governors such as parent governors, staff governors, community governors, authority

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    their learning. The topic chosen to analyze the perspectives of both teachers and educational psychologists is class discipline. Discipline focuses on teaching student’s to understand that their negative behaviors and actions have consequences. The interview took place with a pre- kindergarten teacher Martha Melchor from Dalton Elementary in Uvalde, Texas. There are various suggestions educational psychologists provide teachers techniques in areas in which to handle misbehavior. While gathering information

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    Teachers receive decent pay despite what some people think, which is rather surprising because they don’t have work for three months out of the year, unless they teach summer school. However, teachers do not make as much as psychologists make in a year, psychologists make $69,250 per year, but psychologists also set their own hours, and they have an hourly rate as well as their annual income. The hourly rate causes their annual income to vary depending on the number of hours they work. While there

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    curious about how a counseling job would work. For example, everyday I see school advisors just talk to students and help them through tough issues and also minor school issues like scheduling and the students never get to see how the counselors get it put into Genesis. That really interest me because I love to learn why certain things go the way they go and how would they even get there. I want to learn and understand what a school counselor would have to go through daily. The teacher I would enjoy

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    In this particular situation Miranda’s assumption of her students’ prior knowledge of the graduate course contributes to different issues and ethical problems. According to code 8.04, whenever psychologists conduct research he or she typically take precautionary steps to prevent participants from declining or withdrawing. Also code 8.04 states when research is either a course requirement or extra credit opportunity an equal alternative is provided to students as another option. Miranda and the university

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    course; looking at present legislations and policies the government has implemented for the functioning of multi-disciplinary. I will analyse the scenario on Craig, who is in year 5 and has been identified as having special educational needs by his school. Moreover this essay will also cover the advantages of Multi-disciplinary working as well as the challenges and barriers imposed on professionals working in health, social services and education. Another scope of this essay will consider the roles

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    The introduction to the learning of “psychology” came to me in high school. The academic program I was a part of was including a new course in its curriculum. At the time, I did not know anything about the science. All I knew was that the course description seemed interesting. Fast forward, I am ready to seize the magic of that moment and develop it into a career. Being a psychologist is aspiring to me for three distinct reasons. The first reason is to help others who are experiencing difficulties

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    Evidence-based practice is an important aspect of many professions, especially ones based in science. Psychologists base their work on the science of psychology and follow a code of ethics, part of that code is competence. The practices used by psychologists need to be based on scientific research that has been peer reviewed. This helps the psychologists avoid making mistakes by using practices that could be harmful or that do not work. Identifying and assessing evidence-based practices before

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