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Professional Development Committee Information Committee Chairs: John Lestino and Dale Starcher PDC Meetings are typically held at the NJEA building in Trenton. | Professional Development and GPR committees model collaboration!
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Resources for the NJ School Psychologist
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A series of practice resources devoted to the role of the school psychologist Check out the first in a series of practice resources devoted to the role of the school psychologist. The Role of the School Psychologist in Behavior Assessment and Consultation
Click here: NJASP Behavior Assessment and Consultation Document.pdf | ATTENTION NJASP MEMBERS NJ STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION PASSES WITH UNANIMOUS APPROVAL SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING COMPETENCIES NJASP/NJDOE Committee Participants; Barry Barbarasch, Debbie Keeney, Dale Starcher SEE BELOW: |
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Professional Development Opportunities
Earn a Certificate in Instruction for Social-Emotional Learning and Character Development
Rutgers University is pleased to announce a two-day training that can lead to a Certificate in Instruction for Social-Emotional Learning and Character Development.
- Dates: Wednesday, June 5th and Thursday, June 6th
- Time: 8:30-3:30pm
- Location: Douglass Campus Center, Meeting Room B, Rutgers University. 100 George St, New Brunswick, NJ 08901
This training is offered through the Academy for Social-Emotional Learning in Schools – a partnership of the College of Saint Elizabeth and Rutgers University’s Social-Emotional and Character Development (SECD) Lab.
This unique, non-credit program offers all educational staff, school mental health professionals and those working in afterschool programs the opportunity to:
- Acquire a foundation of knowledge and research about the relationship between academic achievement and SEL competencies
- Learn how to build students’ social-emotional and character development (SECD) skills and mindsets
- Develop skill in pedagogical strategies to integrate SECD principles into all aspects of teaching
Upon successful completion of the two-day training, participants will have the OPTION to complete an online, 18-week practicum to earn the SECD certificate. Participants are responsible for their own travel and lodging arrangements/costs. Registration is limited to 40 participants so don’t delay!
For additional details and registration, click here