Full disclosure: The author of this reference guide sent me an unsolicited complimentary copy in 2010. There was never any discussion of me mentioning it on my blog, nor did I receive any compensation for the following post. Assistive technology (AT) can be a daunting topic for some educators to wrap their collective heads around. [...]
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Posted 27 December 2011
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I spent the better part of my day today observing lessons in a variety of fourth and sixth grade classrooms. While I always enjoy getting into the classrooms (and participating, when I’m allowed!), it’s always a welcome bonus when I learn something new while doing it, either about one of my students, about the subject [...]
I recently took an online professional development course offered by the Massachussetts School Psychologists Association entitled Ethics 102: The Ethical Practitioner. It provided me with ten hours of NASP-approved PD, plus helped me satisfy my National Certification in School Psychology requirement of three hours of ethics training per three-year renewal cycle (my new cycle just [...]
Earlier this month, I wrote about some of the free Web services I use in my professional role as a school psychologist. I am grateful for services like Dropbox, Google Apps, Cel.ly, and countless others that provide services free of charge. I also, however, bear in mind that one gets what one pays for, and [...]
