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Mashup Score: 0Advanced Skills Institute (ASI) - 20 day(s) ago
A 2-day virtual summer learning intensive for experienced practitioners seeking practical, evidence-based skills.
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This session will unpack the benefits of effective self-management interventions in the schools, emphasizing practical tools to implement self-monitoring interventions with students demonstrating challenging behaviors. Participants will learn the specific steps to develop and implement self-monitoring systems to support students of various ages and developmental levels. The presenters will provide strategies for decisions based on data that is collected through self-monitoring interventions to further inform intervention fading and report progress.
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Register for this upcoming webinar. This session will unpack the benefits of effective self-management interventions in the schools, emphasizing practical tools to implement self-monitoring interventions with students demonstrating challenging behaviors. https://t.co/ArWSBJkfIb https://t.co/gP64Mq2aor
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Mashup Score: 2Login - 1 month(s) ago
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Since the confirmation of Linda McMahon, memos to staff and leaked executive order drafts have shown the Trump admin's desire to eliminate the Department of Education. NASP members can learn more about what comes next and NASP's ongoing advocacy here: https://t.co/9JpnbDnaOw https://t.co/wbUw5W5JV3
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Mashup Score: 2Share the Love (and Your Story) This February - 2 month(s) ago
Posted by: Chuck Archer, NASP GPR Committee Central Region Representative on I am not sure why we celebrate St. Valentine’s Day in the shortest and often coldest month of the year. Maybe the date was chosen in an attempt to generate some warmth in the midst of winter; however, some traditions honor Valentine’s in the summer. Historical records noting Valentine’s Day date back to the 8 th century, and the day has become a significant cultural, religious, and commercial celebration of love. It is worthy of
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In honor of Valentine's Day, this Policy Matters blog challenges you to celebrate your love of the profession by participating in advocacy. Sharing your story is a powerful tool for engaging in advocacy and uplifting the challenges facing your community. https://t.co/z8ntGOMJsg https://t.co/nnXepGaBH6
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Mashup Score: 3Rates and Deadlines - 2 month(s) ago
View more information about important deadlines for reduced registration rates for the 2025 convention, as well as information on hotel accomodations in Seattle.
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Take advantage of #NASP2025 discounted rates before they're gone! Preconvention rates end tomorrow Wednesday, January 8. To register, visit: https://t.co/wvrGWLOwKj #SchoolPsych https://t.co/us2swsMZou
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Mashup Score: 1Communiqué Volume 53, Number 5 (January/February 2025) - 2 month(s) ago
Our most popular publication, Communiqué is mailed to members eight times a year.
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Extended school calendars offer an approach to improving academic outcomes by providing consistent learning and targeted support year-round. Learn how schools can address literacy gaps, enhance student engagement, and provide interventions. https://t.co/EbhBK9AAXU https://t.co/wMeRKV4lLz
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Mashup Score: 1Elections - 2 month(s) ago
Learn about our candidates running for President-Elect and state delegate in the NASP 2024 elections.
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See the candidates running for NASP President-Elect and state delegate (https://t.co/XtOBZiB8ua). Join a live discussion with the three president-elect candidates on Monday, October 16, at 8:15 p.m. ET. Register now: https://t.co/rtu8MowX4Y https://t.co/n2ib2lBFpe
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Mashup Score: 1Communiqué Volume 53, Number 5 (January/February 2025) - 2 month(s) ago
Our most popular publication, Communiqué is mailed to members eight times a year.
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Extended school calendars offer an approach to improving academic outcomes by providing consistent learning and targeted support year-round. Learn how schools can address literacy gaps, enhance student engagement, and provide interventions. https://t.co/EbhBK9AAXU https://t.co/wMeRKV4lLz
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Mashup Score: 7Advocacy Action Center - 2 month(s) ago
Make your voice heard. NASP’s Advocacy Action Center is a one-stop shop for you to advocate on the policy issues that matter to school psychologists by writing or calling your congressional representa…
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NASP is committed to ensuring all students have access to a high-quality, well-rounded, public education. Tell your Members of Congress that you support public schools and oppose using public funds for private education! https://t.co/pkRayHgs9T #SchoolChoiceWeek https://t.co/jWga1xOPZF
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Mashup Score: 1Communiqué Volume 53, Number 5 (January/February 2025) - 3 month(s) ago
Our most popular publication, Communiqué is mailed to members eight times a year.
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Extended school calendars offer an approach to improving academic outcomes by providing consistent learning and targeted support year-round. Learn how schools can address literacy gaps, enhance student engagement, and provide interventions. https://t.co/EbhBK9AAXU https://t.co/wMeRKV4lLz
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Registration for ASI opens Thursday, March 20. This 2-day online event provides experienced practitioners the opportunity to engage in training specializing on the most pertinent topics in the field. The session list and schedule is now available! https://t.co/iSMt4ixbpG https://t.co/B4jQhiqZVm