Here are top resources for school psychologists on how to help your school community return to school after a crisis.
Avoiding the “December Dilemma”
December can often times be difficult for educators as they try to acknowledge cultural traditions with the respect they deserve, without implying that certain traditions are more important than others
Educator Spotlight – Daniela T., Board Certified Behavior Analyst
We’re celebrating Daniela T., an outstanding Board Certified Behavior Analyst who is passionate about helping students succeed.
Incorporate Calming Classroom Techniques
Students may struggle transitioning into a learning mindset, which might take a few minutes longer than usual. Work towards resolving this by utilizing calming, mindful strategies which can help students get into a more peaceful state of mind.
How SLPs Use Sign Language With Students
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Sign language is a tried-and-true method of communication for nonspeaking individuals. Here’s how SLPs can use sign language with their students.
MEET BRANDI J., SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST
This school psychologist shares what it's like to work with the Cross Country Education team and schools and gives excellent advice for those interested in this rewarding career.
Educator Spotlight – Blaine F., Behavior Aide/Crisis Prevention Interventionist
We’re celebrating Blaine F., an outstanding Behavior Aide/Crisis Prevention Interventionist who is passionate about helping students succeed.
Hey, Future Teacher, This Program Was Made Just for YOU!
Join our Future Teacher Program and become a sub, teaching assistant, paraprofessional, or more while you pursue your full-time teaching certification.
Transitioning from Clinical to School-Based OT
Pediatric clinical OT and school-based OT both help children and teens participate as fully as possible in everyday “occupations” of living. However, clinical OT uses the medical model and school-based OT uses the educational model.
Celebrating Indigenous Cultures During National Native American Heritage Month
The month of November is recognized at Native American Heritage Month, with November 25th being recognized as Native American Heritage Day. This month is a great time to discuss and celebrate the history and contributions of Native Americans.
