Caring for School-Age Children (PSY 681 Ethical, Historical, Legal, and Professional Issues in School Psychology)
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Caring for School-Age Children (PSY 681 Ethical, Historical, Legal, and Professional Issues in School Psychology)

by Phyllis Click, Jennifer Parker

Education Psychology
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Caring for School-Age Children examines ethical, historical, legal, and professional issues in school psychology. Designed for readers interested in the care and support of school-age children, this resource provides a focused introduction to key considerations within the field.

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Caring for School-Age Children focuses on issues relevant to supporting children in school-age settings.

The book addresses ethical considerations in school psychology.

It also covers historical, legal, and professional issues connected with the field.

Suitable for readers studying or exploring school psychology and child-focused educational practice.

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