The Field School

The field of School Psychology started with the emergence of special education services in the early nineteen hundreds. Professionals were needed to assist with the selection and placement of children within such services. This led to the development of the profession of School Psychologists. However, it did not stop there it continued with Alfred Binet and Theodore Simon creating the “first practical intelligence test battery, which assessed higher level cognitive skills and produced substantial

said I was “hired” by the field school, but my involvement began with an “invitation” from you. Because you persuaded and invited me to join the field school, I even arranged a meeting with Elena where I received her permission to participate and settled my delayed defense date. Who on earth would try to hire a videographer/photographer just with the travel costs? As I replied in that open letter in the Facebook group, the primary reason why I decided to join the field school came from your repeated

The field of radiology is one that is intertwined with many other medical fields. Doctors in radiology or Radiologist as they are commonly known have the necessity to communicate with other care providers in order to provide adequate care. Doctors in radiology are essential to many other aspects of medicine and as a result this is the career field I want to pursue upon graduation. I will be reviewing this profession in many aspects such as duties, educational requirements, and the field in general

Schools everywhere around the world have field trips. Glenpool Middle School is one of the few schools that doesn’t have field trips, should it? Field trips would be great for students because it would provide students with a break out of the classrooms, hands on activities, and it would reward students for great behavior and working hard. This concept is talked about amongst students all the time yet, it still hasn’t changed. Glenpool should have field trips regularly because students are slowly

Field observation this week was kind of hard. After working with the kids its really hard to know that I will not be working with them again for a while. I really enjoyed getting to work with the kids and learning from Mrs. Morfit. I have been an assistant aid, an a P.E. Teacher and a parent ant the Crestone Charter School but it has been interesting to see the school from another side. Although it has been a great experience I believe it may have not been the best decision for me to do my field

When I first heard of an opportunity to partake in an field experience, I couldn't help but get a tad excited. My first field experience was with elementary aged students, it was an eye opening experience that made me realize that perhaps I would be more suited for secondary age students. Therefore, this field experience I feel more excited about partaking in since it is with the age group that I will be working with. That being said, I am going to be at two different middle school's here in town

Week two of field observation at Crestone Charter School. My Second week of field observations was really fun and interactive. I had the opportunity to work with several students from the k-1 class with special needs. We traveled to several reading stations and did a read along with the fourth and fifth-grade students. At arrival, I met with the main Para, Ammie Morphet and was informed that Lexi whom is one of the charter schools highest priority/needs students was the student I would be working

General Observations: My past field placements have been in much larger schools; therefore, I was excited to have the opportunity to experience a rural setting. St. Rose is a small public school with a unique location. St. Rose is attached to the St. Rose Catholic Church. When I arrived, students were attending religion classes while teachers met in the teacher’s lounge to grade papers, make copies, and prepare for the day. Once religion classes were over, the “school day” started. I immediately obvious

This semester was an exciting semester because we were given the opportunity to work with students from Hopewell Valley High School. The field experience was eye opening and I learned so much from this experience. This experience has impacted me personally and professionally is so many ways. From this experience I learned that no matter what you have planned, you would always have to change your plan to meet the needs of your students. The one day we were doing the scavenger hunt, my group had to

Field Experience #4 Middle Level Students While visiting Pleasant Lea Middle School, I have observed that students in 7th and 8th grade classes demonstrate a wide range of intellectual abilities. For example, in 7th grade math class there are students who are above their grade level in math, while there are others who are way below. There was one student who could not recognize that number 2 is smaller than number 10. Most of the students in class are on grade level, but there are a few who are way