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This authoritative guide addresses all aspects of school psychology practice in a response-to-intervention (RTI) framework. Thirty-four focused chapters present effective methods for problem-solving-based assessment, instruction, and intervention. Specific guidelines are provided for promoting success in core academic domains--reading, writing, and math--and supporting students' positive behavior and social-emotional functioning. The book also describes ways to team with teachers and parents to develop collaborative solutions and overcome obstacles. Grounded in research, this is an…mehr
This authoritative guide addresses all aspects of school psychology practice in a response-to-intervention (RTI) framework. Thirty-four focused chapters present effective methods for problem-solving-based assessment, instruction, and intervention. Specific guidelines are provided for promoting success in core academic domains--reading, writing, and math--and supporting students' positive behavior and social-emotional functioning. The book also describes ways to team with teachers and parents to develop collaborative solutions and overcome obstacles. Grounded in research, this is an indispensable resource for daily practice and an invaluable text for school psychology training programs.
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Autorenporträt
Gretchen Gimpel Peacock, PhD is Professor and Department Head of Psychology at Utah State University. She served as program director of the School Psychology Program from 1997 to 2009. Her research, publications, and professional presentations focus on child behavior problems and associatedfamily issues, as well as professional issues in school psychology. She serves on the editorial advisory boards of several school psychology and related journals. Dr. Gimpel Peacock is coauthor of School Psychology for the Twenty-First Century, Second Edition, and Emotional and Behavioral Problems of Young Children, Second Edition, and coeditor of Practical Handbook of School Psychology, among other books. Ruth A. Ervin, PhD, is Associate Professor at the University of British Columbia. Dr. Ervin's research addresses the research-to-practice needs of local school districts and promotes a preventative and problem-solving approach to addressing the academic and emotional-behavioral needs of children and adolescents. Edward J. Daly III, PhD, is Professor of Educational (School) Psychology at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Dr. Daly's research and publications are in the areas of developing functional assessment methods for reading problems and the measurement and evaluation of academic and behavioral interventions. Kenneth W. Merrell, PhD, until his death in 2011, was Professor of School Psychology and Director of the Oregon Resiliency Project at the University of Oregon. For 25 years, Dr. Merrell's influential teaching and research focused on social-emotional assessment and intervention for at-risk children and adolescents and social-emotional learning in schools. He published over 90 peer-reviewed journal articles; several books and nationally normed assessment instruments; and the Strong Kids programs, a comprehensive social and emotional learning curriculum. Dr. Merrell was a Fellow of the Division of School Psychology (Division 16) and the Society for Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology (Division 53) of the American Psychological Association. He received the Senior Scientist Award from Division 16, the Division's highest honor for excellence in science.
Inhaltsangabe
I. The School Psychologist as a Problem Solver: Establishing a Foundation and a Vision 1. The School Psychologist as a Problem Solver in the 21st Century: Rationale and Role Definition Ruth A. Ervin Gretchen Gimpel Peacock and Kenneth W. Merrell 2. Choosing Targets for Assessment and Intervention: Improving Important Student Outcomes Renee O. Hawkins David W. Barnett Julie Q. Morrison and Shobana Musti-Rao II. Assessment and Analysis: Focus on Academic Outcomes 3. Analysis of Universal Academic Data to Plan Implement and Evaluate Schoolwide Improvement Amanda M. VanDerHeyden 4. Assessment of Cognitive Abilities and Cognitive Processes: Issues Applications and Fit within a Problem-Solving Model Randy G. Floyd 5. Assessment of Academic Skills in Reading within a Problem-Solving Model Amanda M. Marcotte and John M. Hintze 6. Assessment of Academic Skills in Math within a Problem-Solving Model Matthew K. Burns and David A. Klingbeil 7. Assessment of Academic Skills in Written Expression within a Problem-Solving Model Kristin A. Gansle and George H. Noell 8. Selecting Academic Interventions for Individual Students Edward J. Daly III Kristi L. Hofstadter Rebecca S. Martinez and Melissa Andersen III. Assessment and Analysis: Focus on Social Emotional and Behavioral Outcomes 9. Schoolwide Analysis of Data for Social Behavior Problems: Assessing Outcomes Selecting Targets for Intervention and Identifying Need for Support Kent McIntosh Wendy M. Reinke and Keith C. Herman 10. Assessing Disruptive Behavior within a Problem-Solving Model Brian K. Martens and Scott P. Ardoin 11. Assessing Internalizing Problems and Well-Being David N. Miller 12. Using Functional Assessment to Select Behavioral Interventions Kevin M. Jones and Katherine F. Wickstrom IV. Implementing Prevention and Intervention Strategies 13. Guidelines for Evidence-Based Practice in Selecting Interventions Karen Callan Stoiber and Jennifer L. DeSmet 14. Proactive Strategies for Promoting Learning Kenneth W. Howell and Joan Schumann 15. Proactive Strategies for Promoting Social Competence and Resilience Kenneth W. Merrell Verity H. Levitt and Barbara A. Gueldner 16. Evidence-Based Reading Instruction: Developing and Implementing Reading Programs at the Core Supplemental and Intervention Levels Sylvia Linan-Thompson and Sharon Vaughn 17. Evidence-Based Math Instruction: Developing and Implementing Math Intervention Programs at the Core Supplemental and Intervention Levels David J. Chard Leanne R. Ketterlin-Geller Kathleen Jungjohann and Scott K. Baker 18. Evidence-Based Written Language Instruction: Teaching Written Language Skills at the Core Merilee McCurdy Stephanie Schmitz and Amanda Albertson 19. Peer-Mediated Intervention Strategies Leslie MacKay Theresa Andreou and Ruth A. Ervin 20. Self-Management Interventions Kathryn E. Hoff and Kristin D. Sawka-Miller 21. Interventions for Homework Problems Donna Gilbertson and Rebecca Sonnek 22. Teaching Functional Life Skills to Children with Developmental Disabilities: Acquisition Generalization and Maintenance Ronnie Detrich and Thomas S. Higbee 23. Parents and School Psychologists as Child Behavior Problem-Solving Partners: Helpful Concepts and Applications Patrick C. Friman Jennifer L. Volz and Kimberly A. Haugen 24. Parent Training: Working with Families to Develop and Implement Interventions Mark D. Shriver and Keith D. Allen 25. Problem-Solving Skills Training: Theory and Practice in the School Setting Bryan Bushman and Gretchen Gimpel Peacock 26. Cognitive-Behavioral Interventions for Depression and Anxiety Susan M. Swearer Jami E. Givens and Lynae J. Frerichs 27. Strategies for Working with Severe Challenging and Violent Behavior Lee Kern Jaime L. Benson and Nathan H. Clemens 28. Psychopharmacological Interventions George J. DuPaul Lisa L. Weyandt and Genery D. Booster V. Evaluating Interventions 29. Summarizing Evaluating and Drawing Inferences from Intervention Data Edward J. Daly III David W. Barnett Sara Kupzyk Kristi Hofstadter and Elizabeth Barkley 30. Empirical and Pragmatic Issues in Assessing and Supporting Intervention Implementation in Schools George H. Noell VI. Building Systems to Support the Problem-Solving Model 31. Collaboration across Systems to Support Children and Families Susan M. Sheridan Katie L. Magee Carrie A. Blevins and Michelle S. Swanger-Gagné 32. The School Psychologist's Role in Assisting School Staff in Establishing Systems to Manage Understand and Use Data Elizabeth Schaughency Brent Alsop and Anna Dawson 33. Implementing the Problem-Solving Model with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students Robert L. Rhodes 34. Making Problem-Solving School Psychology Work in Schools W. David Tilly III Bradley C. Niebling and Alecia Rahn-Blakeslee
I. The School Psychologist as a Problem Solver: Establishing a Foundation and a Vision 1. The School Psychologist as a Problem Solver in the 21st Century: Rationale and Role Definition Ruth A. Ervin Gretchen Gimpel Peacock and Kenneth W. Merrell 2. Choosing Targets for Assessment and Intervention: Improving Important Student Outcomes Renee O. Hawkins David W. Barnett Julie Q. Morrison and Shobana Musti-Rao II. Assessment and Analysis: Focus on Academic Outcomes 3. Analysis of Universal Academic Data to Plan Implement and Evaluate Schoolwide Improvement Amanda M. VanDerHeyden 4. Assessment of Cognitive Abilities and Cognitive Processes: Issues Applications and Fit within a Problem-Solving Model Randy G. Floyd 5. Assessment of Academic Skills in Reading within a Problem-Solving Model Amanda M. Marcotte and John M. Hintze 6. Assessment of Academic Skills in Math within a Problem-Solving Model Matthew K. Burns and David A. Klingbeil 7. Assessment of Academic Skills in Written Expression within a Problem-Solving Model Kristin A. Gansle and George H. Noell 8. Selecting Academic Interventions for Individual Students Edward J. Daly III Kristi L. Hofstadter Rebecca S. Martinez and Melissa Andersen III. Assessment and Analysis: Focus on Social Emotional and Behavioral Outcomes 9. Schoolwide Analysis of Data for Social Behavior Problems: Assessing Outcomes Selecting Targets for Intervention and Identifying Need for Support Kent McIntosh Wendy M. Reinke and Keith C. Herman 10. Assessing Disruptive Behavior within a Problem-Solving Model Brian K. Martens and Scott P. Ardoin 11. Assessing Internalizing Problems and Well-Being David N. Miller 12. Using Functional Assessment to Select Behavioral Interventions Kevin M. Jones and Katherine F. Wickstrom IV. Implementing Prevention and Intervention Strategies 13. Guidelines for Evidence-Based Practice in Selecting Interventions Karen Callan Stoiber and Jennifer L. DeSmet 14. Proactive Strategies for Promoting Learning Kenneth W. Howell and Joan Schumann 15. Proactive Strategies for Promoting Social Competence and Resilience Kenneth W. Merrell Verity H. Levitt and Barbara A. Gueldner 16. Evidence-Based Reading Instruction: Developing and Implementing Reading Programs at the Core Supplemental and Intervention Levels Sylvia Linan-Thompson and Sharon Vaughn 17. Evidence-Based Math Instruction: Developing and Implementing Math Intervention Programs at the Core Supplemental and Intervention Levels David J. Chard Leanne R. Ketterlin-Geller Kathleen Jungjohann and Scott K. Baker 18. Evidence-Based Written Language Instruction: Teaching Written Language Skills at the Core Merilee McCurdy Stephanie Schmitz and Amanda Albertson 19. Peer-Mediated Intervention Strategies Leslie MacKay Theresa Andreou and Ruth A. Ervin 20. Self-Management Interventions Kathryn E. Hoff and Kristin D. Sawka-Miller 21. Interventions for Homework Problems Donna Gilbertson and Rebecca Sonnek 22. Teaching Functional Life Skills to Children with Developmental Disabilities: Acquisition Generalization and Maintenance Ronnie Detrich and Thomas S. Higbee 23. Parents and School Psychologists as Child Behavior Problem-Solving Partners: Helpful Concepts and Applications Patrick C. Friman Jennifer L. Volz and Kimberly A. Haugen 24. Parent Training: Working with Families to Develop and Implement Interventions Mark D. Shriver and Keith D. Allen 25. Problem-Solving Skills Training: Theory and Practice in the School Setting Bryan Bushman and Gretchen Gimpel Peacock 26. Cognitive-Behavioral Interventions for Depression and Anxiety Susan M. Swearer Jami E. Givens and Lynae J. Frerichs 27. Strategies for Working with Severe Challenging and Violent Behavior Lee Kern Jaime L. Benson and Nathan H. Clemens 28. Psychopharmacological Interventions George J. DuPaul Lisa L. Weyandt and Genery D. Booster V. Evaluating Interventions 29. Summarizing Evaluating and Drawing Inferences from Intervention Data Edward J. Daly III David W. Barnett Sara Kupzyk Kristi Hofstadter and Elizabeth Barkley 30. Empirical and Pragmatic Issues in Assessing and Supporting Intervention Implementation in Schools George H. Noell VI. Building Systems to Support the Problem-Solving Model 31. Collaboration across Systems to Support Children and Families Susan M. Sheridan Katie L. Magee Carrie A. Blevins and Michelle S. Swanger-Gagné 32. The School Psychologist's Role in Assisting School Staff in Establishing Systems to Manage Understand and Use Data Elizabeth Schaughency Brent Alsop and Anna Dawson 33. Implementing the Problem-Solving Model with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students Robert L. Rhodes 34. Making Problem-Solving School Psychology Work in Schools W. David Tilly III Bradley C. Niebling and Alecia Rahn-Blakeslee
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