Definition
School psychologists assess and diagnose these three types of disorders.
What are behavioral, emotional, and cognitive disorders?
Professional psychologists who work in Canadian schools typically have one of these two types of degrees.
What are Master's or Doctoral degrees?
Professional school psychologists assess these two factors with exceptional students.
What are strengths and difficulties?
Having a school psychologist reduces these in the school system.
What are strain and cost?
School psychologists provide their clients with care in relation to behavior and mental processes in these three ways.
What are therapy, research, and theory?
What are school psychology training programs in the faculty of education?
This helps prevent learning difficulties.
What is implementing interventions?
Having a professional psychologist help enhance these in the classroom.
What are the social and learning environments?
Psychologists help clients work toward the maintenance and enhancement of these factors.
What are physiological, physical, intellectual, emotional, and social functioning?
This is the type of degree needed in other departments such as Arts or Sciences before professional psychologists can take their Master's degree.
What is a baccalaureate degree?
These are two factors that are recommended to exceptional students.
What are placement and support?
Quick identification of mental health issues helps avoid this.
What are slowed academic progress and behavioral problems?