School Psychology - George Fox University

School Psychology from George Fox University is a Campus Specialist Educational Psychology degree that prepares you for a Psychology career. Purpose The Education Specialist in School Psychology program is designed for men and women who desire graduate study and preparation for the school psychology profession. Program Objectives Educational Objectives To enable students to: Understand the physiological, psychological, rational, spiritual, interpersonal/interactional, and educational needs of K-12 students Understand and be able to articulate the core dynamics of school psychology in concert with sound testing and assessment skills and report writing Acquire, redefine, and demonstrate appropriate testing, assessment, and report-writing skills, as well as skills in facilitating feedback sessions with students, families, and the school and community systems Develop the clinical, educational, cognitive testing/assessment, and report-writing expertise required to work effectively with grades K-12 children, their families, and the school system to assist each child to be successful in his/her learning and interpersonal relationships Work knowledgeably with students varying in age and gender, ethnic and cultural background, socioeconomic level, disabilities, cognitive ability, emotional and psychological functioning, etc. Professional Objectives To enable students to: Have begun the development of a professional identity as a school psychologist Be prepared to become a licensed school psychologist as defined by the Teacher Standards and Practices Commission (TSPC) of the state of Oregon and a regular member of the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) and/or the American Psychological Association (APA) View more details on George Fox University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Educational Psychology courses.