Resources
Bullying in the Schools
FASP's Position Paper on Bullying in the Schools
Psychotropic Medication
FASP's Response to the Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR) White Paper
During the first six weeks of the 2004-2005 school year, the state of Florida was struck by four hurricanes, resulting in $42 billion dollars in damage and the destruction of over 65,000 homes. Following each natural disaster, school psychology leaders throughout the state worked to secure resources to support parents, teachers and administrators, often while coping with their own personal losses. It became clear that a document designed to assist adults in responding to the mental health needs of children following a hurricane was critically needed.
FASP's Crisis Response on Hurricane Disasters (PDF Files for Download)
- Hurricane Information for Administrators & Crisis Teams
- Hurricane Information for Educators (Comprehensive Guide - Download may be lengthy)
- Hurricane Information for Parents
The following links will lead you to documents that describe the essential components of a model for problem solving. They represent the work of Jeff Grimes, David Tilly, and others in Iowa.
- Basic Principles
- Consultation
- Defining Behavior
- Hypothesis Generation and Testing
- Functional Assessment
- Goal Statements
- Intervention
- Monitoring Progress
- Graphing
Download the entire document, which includes all sections listed above.
Problem Solving and Response to Intervention:
Implications for Practice and the Profession
Presented by Dr. George Batsche at FASP's NW Regional Workshop - March 24, 2006Lane W. Roosa's of Broward County Schools provided the following article:
Is Your Team as Good as its "Hit Rate?"
Florida's Guardian Ad Litem Program
Click here for information.