Interact with Peers in NASP Communities

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Interact with Peers in NASP Communities


Florell, Dan, National Association of School Psychologists. Communique


Have you visited the NASP Communities yet? If not, you're missing out on the opportunity to:

* Access peer input without your workday being interrupted by e-mail messages. You determine when you want to visit the Communities.

* Find messages organized by thread: it's easy and fast to find discussions on the topics that interest you.

* Upload documents to share with Community participants.

* Participate in Online Learning Events with noted experts on a range of topics.

Currently available communities include:

* African-American School Psychologists

* Autism & Pervasive Developmental Disorders

* Behavioral School Psychology

* Bilingual School Psychology

* Character Education & Social-Emotional Learning

* Computer & Technical Applications in School Psychology

* Consultee-Centered Consultation

* Crisis Management in the Schools

* Early Childhood Education

* Military Families

* Multicultural

* Neuropsychology in the Schools

* Positive School Psychology

* Prevention

* Reading

* Retirement

* RTI

* Rural School Psychology

* School Psychologists Working With Students Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing

* Social Justice

* Supervision

* Urban School Psychology

Using the Communities is easy; simply go to the NASP website, log in, and click on the Communities button in the left-hand menu. Once there, select a community of interest to you and start posting. …

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