My NASP Experience: A Brief Synopsis. By Kim Dieu, School Psychology Graduate Student
The vision of the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) aims to ensure that all “children achieve their best. In […]
Student Voices
PhD Students on NASPA Conference
From a bird’s eye view, this conference was a beautiful intersection of personal passion, professional growth, academic relationships, and impacting
ATEP Students Write About Time in Frankfurt for SMATHIE Grant
Samantha Schumann and Sarah Dressler are juniors in the Athletic Training Education major on their study abroad semester experience with the
Wear Sunscreen at Commencement
As I write this blog I am all-at-once happy and misty-eyed at the thought of the upcoming commencement. It brings
Protected: Connecting to Our Past to Move Towards Our Future
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Chapman's Future Teachers Provide Afterschool Enrichment Program
The students enrolled in EDUC 541: Teaching in a Culturally Diverse World, Math and Science Methods finished a successful teaching
Infusing Purpose and Inspiring Action
Isn’t that what education is about?
Suspension, Expulsion, and other ways to say, “Our way or the highway!”
I recently reviewed an analysis of suspension and expulsion data completed by Education Week. These data originated from the U.S.
Developing the reluctant leader
The reluctant leader We all take notice when a long, silent pause follows the big question, “What is Leadership?” The
Pride for My Mentor, My Friend
What is pride? As a teacher, I have been proud of my students. This has occurred in many instances. Whether
My Identity as a Teacher after the Sandy Hook Tragedy
When I made the decision to become a teacher, I envisioned the potential impact I would have on the lives
How should I treat religious holidays in the classroom?
The month of December is always a festive time of year. Walk into any store and it is a holiday