As a school psychologist, you are asked to help support a student who has significant neurologic impairments in the right hemisphere of the brain due to a stroke. As you consult with the teacher, you state that the student will most likely have which of the following learning problems?
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What is NASP’s view on homeschooling?
What is NASP’s view on homeschooling?
Which of the following best distinguishes a single-case desi…
Which of the following best distinguishes a single-case design in school-based intervention research?
During a team meeting, a staff member refers to a student’s…
During a team meeting, a staff member refers to a student’s cultural practices as “odd” and questions the family’s values. What is the most appropriate response from the school psychologist?
What does disproportionality generally refer to in school ps…
What does disproportionality generally refer to in school psychology?
Although token economies are effective systems to use in beh…
Although token economies are effective systems to use in behavioral modification programs, what is a complaint often stated by teachers regarding these methods?
A student is caught harassing a group of students in a young…
A student is caught harassing a group of students in a younger grade. A school psychologist is asked to intervene. What is an effective approach to this situation?
Which cognitive test is based on the PASS model?
Which cognitive test is based on the PASS model?
Following a school-wide trauma, the school psychologist meet…
Following a school-wide trauma, the school psychologist meets with administrators to develop a tiered response for student support. Which step best reflects a Domain 6-aligned approach?
A high school student frequently expresses hopelessness and…
A high school student frequently expresses hopelessness and disengagement from school. Which intervention reflects an appropriate Tier 3 response grounded in cognitive-behavioral principles?