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        <title>Fishful Thinking: Cultivating Gratitude in Youth</title>
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            The field of positive psychology has been interested in gratitude and documenting its benefits on well-being...
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        <title>Applying Social Justice Principles Through School-Based Restorative Justice</title>
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            Social justice has recently received attention within the school psychology community in such publications as Communiqué, School Psychology Review, Trainer’s Forum, and Journal of Educational and Psychological Consultation...
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        <title>'Big Ideas': Missing Pieces in Early Mathematics Assessment</title>
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            When asked about the current state of early mathematics, most educators and school psychologists will readily admit that much more is known about reading...
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        <title>Confronting Inequity in Special Education, Part II: Promising Practices in Addressing Disproportionality</title>
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            Racial disproportionality of culturally and linguistically diverse (CLD) students in special education identification and placement (i.e., unequal rates of disability identification and disparate access to general education environments for CLD students) is a persistent, pervasive problem in many educational systems throughout the nation...
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    <title>School Psychology Awareness: A Positive Approach</title>
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        A recent parent visitor to the NASP website made two informative observations: (a) Wow, NASP has a lot of really helpful information; and (b) Wow, I hope my child never has to see a school psychologist!...
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        <title>Violent Loss and Urban Children: Understanding the Impact on Grieving and Development</title>
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        <description>These statements are more the rule than the exception for many students attending schools in urban communities across the nation...</description>
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            Dynamic Assessment in School Psychology
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        <description>Dynamic assessment (DA) is a generic term for a variety of procedures that embed intervention within the assessment itself...</description>
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