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Psych4Schools consulting psychologist role
Would you like to work with Psych4Schools? Consult with us for up to 5 hours a week working from home or other suitable locations in your State or Territory. This role involves research, creation and development of publishable materials and assisting with social media. You will be registered by the Psychology Board of Australia and […]
Is there a lonely child in your classroom?
By Guest Blogger Melbourne Psychologist Jeannine Mills It’s normal to feel lonely every now and then but feeling lonely a lot of the time can be worrying. Loneliness is a ‘disconnection from others and refers to a negative perception of one’s relationships’[1]Peplau & Perlman 1982, referenced in M. H. Lim, (August 2018) Is Loneliness Australia’s […]
New release: Updated Intellectual Disability (revised) ebooklet
This week we released the revised Working with children with intellectual disability (revised) ebooklet. The revised ebooklet includes recommendations for how to help students with a mild to moderate intellectual disability in the classroom. Topics covered include: Working with a teachers aide and others in the classroom General classroom strategies Giving instructions Make reasonable adjustments to […]
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Membership provides access to our extensive library of frequently updated ebooklets, resources, screening tools, and worksheets. All resources are accessible across multiple platforms, including tablets and mobiles, so you can use them at home, in the classroom or on the go.
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Use our screening tools to help identify students with additional needs, apply methods from our ebooklets in Individual Learning Plans (ILPs) and use our practical strategies to respond appropriately to challenging behaviour.
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Improve your knowledge of disabilities and other individual needs, learn about targeted teaching strategies and build confidence in your ability to deal with difficult situations. Educate yourself and share with colleagues, students or parents.
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Psychologists working with children can save valuable time by drawing upon relevant strategies from our ebooklets and including them as recommendations in reports. Our ebooklets also include links and references for further reading.