School Psychology M.A.

School psychologists are in a unique position to coordinate educational, psychological, and behavioral health services to learners across the life span. Because children are the primary focus of school psychologists, recognizing the influence of the home, school and community is important to understand children holistically.

Course Requirements for the Master's Program

1st Year

Fall

PAES 856-Roles & Functions of School Psychologists

   

PAES 728-Cultural Diversity

   

PAES 877-Mental Health Issues in the Schools I

   

PAES 650-Exceptional Children

   

EDU P & L 786-Intro to Quantitative Methods

 

Winter

PAES 857 Cognitive Assessment I

   

PAES 882-Consultation I

   

PAES 776-Counseling Children

   

PAES 878-Mental Health Issues in the Schools II

   

PAES 750-Teaching Social Behavior

 

Spring

PAES 858-Cognitive Assessment II

   

PAES 859-Academic Achievement

   

PAES 883-Consultation II

   

PAES 742-Applied Behavior Analysis

   

PAES 879- Mental Health Issues in the Schools III

 

Summer

Ag Ed 885-Research Methods I

   

EDU T & L 670-Remedial/Clinical Reading Instruction

     

2nd Year

Fall

PAES 729-Urban School Psychology

   

PAES 860-Linking Assessment to Intervention

   

Psych 832- Socio-moral Development

   

EDU P & L 846- Ed Administration

   

PAES 884.63-Practicum (2)

 

Winter

PAES 987-Early Intervention

   

Psych 835 or ED T & L 821 Child Development

   

EDU P&L 880 or 901-Learning Course

   

PAES 884.63-Practicum (4)

 

Spring

PAES 677-Parents/Professionals

   

PAES TBA-Child Neuropsychology

   

PAES 884.63-Practicum (4)

   

PAES 893 or 999-Masters Project or Thesis

     

3rd Year

 

PAES 992-Masters Internship (3 hours per quarter)

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