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Destrezas de organización para los niños
Organizational Skills for Children Información para los padres por Gail Epstein Mengel, Ph.D., NCSP Escuelas Públicas de Longmeadow, MA Introducción Frecuentemente tomamos por sentado la habilidad para organizarse. Desafortunadamente, cuando los niños son desorganizados,  los fracasos que resultan de esto lo adjudicamos la vagancia, falta de motivación, irresponsabilidad y postergación de las cosas por hacer. …
9th March 2023
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HIV/AIDS – What Educators Should Know
by Tiffany A. Chenneville & Howard M. Knoff, Ph.D. University of South Florida For a printer-friendly version, click here . Introduction Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is not only a health crisis, but a social crisis that has affected every sector of the United States. The number of persons with AIDS in the United…
9th March 2023
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¿Qué es un psicólogo escolar?
¿Quiénes son los psicólogos escolares? Los psicólogos escolares son profesionales entrenados en psicología y en educación.  Ellos colaboran con los padres, los educadores, y con otros profesionales para asegurarse de que cada niño aprenda en un ambiente saludable y seguro.  Los psicólogos escolares ayudan a los niños a enfrentarse a las dificultades en sus vidas,…
9th March 2023
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9th March 2023
Home & School
Homework: A Guide for Parents
By Peg Dawson, EdD, NCSP Seacoast Mental Health Center, Portsmouth, NH Homework has been around as long as public schools have, and over the years considerable research has been conducted regarding the efficacy of homework practices. While the results are not uniform, most experts on the topic have drawn some common conclusions. Background Harris Cooper,…
8th March 2023
Factsheets
Fair and Effective Discipline for All Students: Best Practice Strategies for Educators
National Association of School Psychologists Disciplining students, particularly those with chronic or serious behavior problems, is a long-standing challenge for educators. They must balance the needs of the school community and those of the individual student. At the heart of this challenge is the use of punitive versus supportive disciplinary practices.? Though increasingly common in…
8th March 2023
Factsheets
Bullying: Facts for Schools and Parents
By Andrea Cohn & Andrea Canter, Ph.D., NCSP National Association of School Psychologists Bullying is a widespread problem in our schools and communities. The behavior encompasses physical aggression, threats, teasing, and harassment. Although it can lead to violence, bullying typically is not categorized with more serious forms of school violence involving weapons, vandalism, or physical…
7th March 2023
Behavior
Temper Tantrums: Guidelines for Parents
By Robert G. Harrington, PhD University of Kansas Every teacher of young children and every new parent can expect to witness some temper tantrums in children from age 1–4 years. On average, temper tantrums are equally common in boys and girls, and more than half of young children will have one or more per week.…
7th March 2023

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