The Myth of IQ
April 15, 3:00–4:00 p.m. EDT
Register for this live webinar to learn about research illustrating the limitations of traditional IQ and how to use alternative measures that are more socially just, more effective for SLD determination, and provide instructional guidance.

Testing Accommodations for Students with Disabilities
May 13, 3:00–4:00 p.m. EDT
Register for this live webinar to learn about the legal and ethical framework for providing accommodations, key questions to ask when considering whether an accommodation is appropriate, and how to perform psychoeducational evaluations that yield the evidence most relevant to accommodation decisions.

ON DEMAND: Self-Regulated Strategy Development (SRSD)
Check out this past webinar to learn about the theoretical underpinnings of SRSD, examples of the core components of SRSD, and the literature basis in support of SRSD as an evidence-based intervention for a variety of academic skills.

NASP 2020 Summer Conference in Denver
July 13–15, 2020
Save the date! A full list of workshops, registration rates, and more will be posted in the spring of 2020.

NASP 2020 Summer Conference in Cincinnati
July 27–29, 2020
Save the date! A full list of workshops, registration rates, and more will be posted in the spring of 2020.

Promoting a Work and Life Balance
This podcast covers ways that school psychologists can achieve an adequate work–life balance to prevent burnout, compassion fatigue, and maladaptive functioning.

General Update on Current Issues in Special Education Law Affecting the Practice of School Psychology
This session covers significant special education legal happenings, particularly with legal liability and money damages, disability harassment, retaliation, Child Find and evaluations, discipline, and Section 504.

Centering Indigenous and Oppressed Voices in School Psychology Teaching and Practice
This podcast covers issues indigenous communities face in the United States, the role of colonial policies in displacement and cultural erasure, and resources for educators to support indigenous students and families.

Translating Assessment Results Into Recommendations for Intervention Strategies for Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder
This session presents current research and evidence-based practices on how to foster functional independence in the areas of social communication and interaction, behavioral regulation, and adaptive behavior.

Adding Mindfulness Practice to Your School Psychology Toolbox
This podcast demonstrates activities to teach formal and informal mindfulness practice, including games and counseling strategies.

An Advanced Workshop on Designing Executive Skill Interventions
This session uses case examples, intervention design templates, and examples of teaching strategies to design interventions for students with executive skill challenges on an individual, whole class, and whole school basis.

NASP Distinguished Lecture: Time for SEL 2.0: Skills and Virtues, Schools of Character
This podcast covers four things school psychologists can do to help schools prepare students for present and future social–emotional and academic challenges.

Ethical and Professional Practices in the Digital Age
This session addresses questions about digital communication with and about clients; digital psychological record keeping; computerized testing, scoring, and report writing; and professional reputation and effectiveness.

Behavioral Interventions for Severe Behavioral Problems
This podcast targets strategies for managing severe problem behavior in the school setting across grade levels, rooted in applied behavior analysis with a specific focus on functional analysis and on antecedent and consequent-based interventions.