Politics and school psychology: A case study |
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Authors: | Emanuel J. Mason Rory Remer |
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Affiliation: | Department of Educational Psychology and Counseling University of Kentucky Lexington, Kentucky 40506, USA;Department of Educational Psychology and Counseling University of Kentucky Lexington, Kentucky 40506, USA |
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Abstract: | School psychology is one of several professions in education which offer services beyond the regular school curriculum and program. Psychologists who work in school systems have long recognized the need to cooperate with these other professionals in school settings. In addition, they have been aware of the pressures from parents, teachers, and community groups which can impinge upon their jobs. However, limited availability of funding, federally mandated services, and legislation regarding certification are rapidly placing local, state, and national politics into prominance for school psychologists. An example is provided using the Commonwealth of Kentucky. |
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