Idaho State University AY 2015-2018 School Psychology Training Program M.Ed. School Psychological Examiner & Ed.S. School Psychologist Degrees Rotation Instructional Delivery Primary Graduate M.Ed. School Psychological Examiner: Schedule E-LearnClassroom Instructor Credits 31 Credits Hybrid Course Summer Session: 9 Graduate Credits SCPY 6660 Seminar in School Psychology Summer 2015 E-Learn SCPY 6672 Problem-Solving Intervention in Schools Summer 2015 E-Learn EDUC 6602 Theories of Learning SCPY 6619 Individual Intelligence Testing Summer 2015 ISU Staff Fall Semester: 12 Graduate Credits Fall 2015 Hybrid SCPY 6673 Response to Intervention Methods Fall 2015 Hybrid EDUC 6610 Applied Educational Statistics Fall 2015 ISU Staff EDUC 6601 Research and Writing Fall 2015 ISU Staff Spring Semester: 10 Graduate Credits SCPY 6682 Cognitive Behavioral Interv in Schools Spring 2016 Hybrid SCPY 6668 Practicum: Intro to School Psych, SPED & Spring 2016 Hybrid LD SCPY 6657 Legal and Ethical Issues in School Spring 2016 Hybrid Psychology SCPY 6659 Multicultural Issues in School Psychology Spring 2016 Hybrid Rotation Schedule Ed.S. School Psychologist: 33 Credits SCPY 6615 Advanced Child Psychology & Development SCPY 6652 Specialist Paper 1 Instructional Delivery E-LearnClassroom Hybrid Course Summer Session: 6 Credits Summer 2016 E-Learn Summer 2016 Hybrid Fall Semester: 12 Credits SCPY 6616 Psychological Assessment Fall 2016 Hybrid SCPY 6665 Clinical School Psychology Fall 2016 Hybrid SCPY 6669 Advanced Practicum in School Psychology Fall 2016 Hybrid SCPY 6663 Clinical and Diagnostic Interviewing in Fall 2016 Hybrid Schools Spring Semester: 9 Credits SCPY 6662 Consultation in the Schools Spring 2017 Hybrid SCPY 6664 Neurocognition and Learning Spring 2017 Hybrid SCPY 6669 Advanced Practicum in School Psychology Spring 2017 Hybrid ED.S. Internship Fall-Spring 1200 Contact Hours in Approved School and/or Clinical Setting SCPY 7759 Ed.S. Internship 3 Credit Fall SCPY 7759 Ed.S. Internship 3 Credit Spring Fall 2017 Spring 2018 Note the Following as You Pursue this Program: 1) Please see our web site for more information at: http://ed.isu.edu/spel/SPEL_School_Psychology.shtml 2) You must be admitted to the Graduate School and accepted by the School Psychology Program to register for courses in any term. Follow this schedule to register for courses, do not self-advise, check with your School Psych advisor & complete your Program of Study promptly! This program follows a specific “sequence” of courses showing when and the order they are available, please follow the sequence. 3) Hybrid Hybrid Bocanegra Hansmann 3 3 Ray 3 Fan 3 Hansmann TBA TBA 3 3 3 Doherty Fan 3 3 Graham 2 Bocanegra 2 Primary Instructor Graduat e Credits Fan 3 Fan 3 Fan Bocanegra Hansmann Larson 3 3 3 3 Hansmann Fan Hansmann 3 3 3 Bocanegra Bocanegra 3 3 3) E-learners are required to complete exactly the same requirements as other Candidates. E-Learn does not eliminate the necessity of regularly scheduled E-learn class-times or other meetings scheduled by the instructor. 4) The terminal degree for our program is the Ed.S. School Psychologist, which will allow you the opportunity for state certification and becoming a Nationally Certified School Psychologist. The M.Ed. will afford you a masters’ level degree and employment opportunities that support the testing role, but this degree is not a substitute for the Ed.S. School Psychologist professional degree. 1Terms used: A) E-Learn Means 100% of course is online; B) Classroom means student and teacher are physically in a classroom setting with each other; C) Hybrid means that there is a combination of E-Learn and Classroom elements in the course. Chung-Hau (Howard) Fan, Program Director fanchun@isu.edu or 208-282-4392 Office