When I made the jump from classroom teacher to school psychologist three years ago, many of the tech tools I use in my daily workflow changed according to my needs. No longer did I need to have access to unit plans and materials for lessons, but I did need to focus more on scheduling my [...]
One of the reasons I like blogging so much is because it helps keep me honest. If I have an idea for a project or practice, I like to write about it in this public space because it makes me feel beholden to you (whoever you are) to see it through. It provides some extra [...]
Just a quickie blog post, but one I am excited to write: I have accepted a new position for the upcoming school year. In what will be a significant (but very welcome) professional change for me, I will be working with students in grades 4-6 as a school psychologist; as many of you know, my [...]
In the current edition of the National Association of School Psychologist’s [NASP] Communiqué, Dr. Stephen Lange has an editorial entitled, “Is There a School Psychology Diaspora?” (read the full text here). Though the piece asks more questions than it answers (rarely a bad thing, in my mind), it struck a chord with me in terms [...]
Disclaimer 1: This post discusses professional applications of audio recording. Before implementing any of these, please refer to your state’s laws re: recording other parties. Disclaimer 2: As with all my product review posts, I have no formal connection to the manufacturer. I have not received a request to write this post, nor have I [...]
