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Developing Your School’S Student Support Teams: A Practical Guide for K-12 Leaders, Student Services Personnel, and Mental Health Staff (in English)
Steve Berta; Howard Blonsky; James Wogan (Author)
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Routledge Chapman Hall
· Hardcover
Developing Your School’S Student Support Teams: A Practical Guide for K-12 Leaders, Student Services Personnel, and Mental Health Staff (in English) - Steve Berta; Howard Blonsky; James Wogan
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Synopsis "Developing Your School’S Student Support Teams: A Practical Guide for K-12 Leaders, Student Services Personnel, and Mental Health Staff (in English)"
Developing Your School's Student Support Teams is a practical manual for schools seeking to establish and sustain coordinated teams in support of students' social, emotional and behavioral health. Every day, students struggle with a range of issues, including traumas, that complicate their learning, engagement, and overall well-being. School psychologists, counselors, social workers and nurses are employed in many school districts, but their schedules often make it difficult to collaborate effectively in developing and implementing comprehensive intervention plans. This book promotes teamwork throughout schools by exploring how interdependent practitioners can come together at the appropriate levels and times to help coordinate school and community resources. This "filtering" process will guide K-12 leaders and service professionals toward systems and decision-making that enable long-term student supports, accurate identification of systemic learning barriers, improved school culture and climate, attention to diverse populations, and more. With these proactive teamwork strategies, school staff will be better prepared to share workload and accountability and to identify and build upon the existing strengths and supports of every student.
