55 results
Not grade specific school psychology videos
27:08
Special Education Evaluation Editable Report Template
This video contains a tutorial on how to use a pre-made, Microsoft Word evaluation report template to help expedite your report writing for initial evaluations and reevaluations. The Microsoft Word template consists of eleven sections with pre-made report templates including: Reason for Referral for both initial evaluations and reevaluations, Background History, General Health, Cognition, Academic Achievement, Phonological Processing, Fine Motor, Social/Emotional Status, Executive Functioning, A
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
23:52
Special Education Training Series: Data - Taking Sample Data
This free video is a training tool for teachers and their classroom staff to learn to take samples of data in the classroom using the free data sheet that is included. This module launches the Special Education Training Series that will provide teachers with overviews and demonstrations of a variety of strategies. The license for the materials will allow the videos to be viewed by the classroom staff (paraprofessionals). The video includes more specific terms of use.
This module includes:
✓
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
3:30
Origin of Behaviour Video
For use in Professional Development settings or with educators and caregivers in a special education field.Concepts covered- -nature vs nurture, which causes behaviour?-malleable vs unchanging behaviourFor use with the 'Origins of Behaviour' printable on my page.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Social-Emotional Learning Lesson 1: The Nervous System
The first step to teaching a communicator about healthy social-emotional behaviors is to teach them why we react to scenarios the way that we do. This is a simple and young-learner friendly way to teach how our nervous system and cognition work hand in hand to create our natural reactions. There is an emphasis on how all emotions are important, fight, flight, freeze reactions, and the concepts of the 'smart brain' vs 'emotional and survival brains'. This is the first lesson to a series of lesson
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
0:59
How to Handle a Meltdown Video
Tip son how to effectively handle a meltdown and enhance your relationship with your child.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
1:06:38
Make It Make Sense: Trauma-Informed Care for Teens
This webinar is designed for educators who want to take a trauma-informed approach to working with teens in the classroom. Learners will get a behavior-oriented definition of trauma, an understanding of how trauma histories can affect behavior, broad suggestions for making adjustments in the classroom, and some more specific suggestions for common issues that may arise in the school setting.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
Identifying Emotions Using Children's Movie Clips
There are a variety of ways to incorporate these movie clips into your therapy sessions. The video clips are great for sparking conversation about different emotions. I have created a worksheet to accompany some of the movie clips. This worksheet has a list of different emotions. I gave each student a worksheet and had them put a check in the box next to the emotion they thought was depicted in the video. Another activity that I did was printing out blank faces and putting them in sheet protecto
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
10:27
Brunner Theory of Language Development
According to Bruner, there are some qualities of language acquisition that the human brain is automatically programmed to acquire and some that are shaped by the particular language environment in which a person is raised. Children are born with an innate biological endowment that enables them to acquire language. This is aided by social encouragement through social interaction with adults in the environment. Information derived from the social context in which language is experienced enhances
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
12:55
School Counseling Office Decor Must Haves
In this video, I share essential tools for a school counseling or school psychologist's office. These are the items that I wouldn't live without! I have a shelf full of fidgets and calming toys that have been instrumental in gaining trust and building authentic relationships with my students.
This year, we are turning our office into a spa like space. With ambient lighting, spa music, and calming activities, students and teachers will have an instant mood transformation upon walking into our
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
1:08:41
Trauma-Informed Teaching in College Classrooms
This is intended for review after completing the free introduction to trauma-informed teaching course. This class is for professors wanting to be more trauma-informed in their teaching.***This webinar does not grant you Continuing Education Credits, but it does arm you with information to implement a trauma-informed approach to college teaching.***
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
Also included in: Bundle: Trauma-Informed Teaching
54:31
Trauma-Informed Teaching in an Online Classroom
This course is intended to be taken after my free Introduction to Trauma-Informed Teaching course (https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Introduction-to-Trauma-Informed-Teaching-7912275). I developed this course in April 2020 to help teachers who found themselves teaching in online classrooms due to COVID-19. However, the techniques and trauma-informed philosophy remain relevant and evergreen. Anyone teaching in an online classroom can use this information to be more trauma-informed in you
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
Also included in: Bundle: Trauma-Informed Teaching
Intro to Applied Educational NeuroScience -The Why
If you are new to applied educational neuroscience or someone who would like a refresher on "the why" behind this framework, this video is for you! We will explore the impact of stress and trauma on the adult and child brain and briefly review the 4 pillars of applied educational neuroscience. Understanding why we do this work will lead to more intentional, purposeful, and effective strategies for you and your students! The corresponding resource that will help you as you follow along in the vi
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Intro to Applied Educational Neuroscience - The How
Are you looking to turn the science behind the applied educational neuroscience into practice in your classroom or school but you aren't sure where to start? In this video we will explore each of the 4 pillars of AEN, identify some good starting points, and leave with resources to help you get started! The corresponding resource that will help you as you follow along in the video is also included.
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
58:10
Professional Wills for Therapists
Therapists are ethically required to have a professional will in place for the event that we are unable to practice, whether due to illness, incapacitation, or death. I decided to create a professional will on my own, and now I am passing that knowledge on to YOU! This one-hour webinar includes everything you need to know about professional wills for therapists, including what should be in the professional will, how to choose your executor, and how to talk to clients (both adults AND children) a
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
24:03
Create Your Own Telehealth Games: Walkthrough
Walkthrough/demonstration for creating telehealth games using the PlayingCards.IO platform - this quick, 25-minute video will show you how to create telehealth games with custom boards, card decks, and pieces, as well as creating automation buttons for your games.If you want to create your own virtual board games (or activities for use in a video session), this video shows you what you need to know to make them yourself.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
53:32
Introduction to Motivational Interviewing
I created this lecture for a Family Therapy course and wanted to pass the knowledge along to you. This lecture details the Phases of Change and basic concepts of Motivational Interviewing, including addressing "resistance," developing goals collaboratively with clients, and harm reduction. In addition to the lecture, I provide links to free resources and demonstrations available through third-party sites. Slides are included, and the lecture is just under one hour in length.***This webinar does
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
0:25
Deep Breathing GIF for Classroom
Space Themed Deep Breathing GIF to have up in classroom or counseling office for a mindful moment.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
43:51
The Sensory System & Anxiety; Supporting Student Success at School and at Home
In this webinar style video, you will learn:* The science of anxiety* The presentation of a child with anxiety in the schools*A breathing technique to shut off the flight or fight response and turn on the rest and digest system* How to use the sensory system and the environment to support a student with anxiety* School and home activity and support suggestions for the child/teen with anxiety
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
3:43
Little Check went missing story picture book, animation & exercise
Little Check is back with her friends and family. This social-emotional story focuses on the importance of being safe and not intentionally taking inappropriate risks. Our main character pushes boundaries by hiding at the park and worrying others. Little Check learns a valuable lesson about how to stay safe and respect the feelings of others. This story is a valuable tool to illustrate why rules are in place for our well-being.Why is this story important? Themes:-accountability-empathy-effective
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
1:20
Deep Breathing GIF
This is a 1 minute and 20 second video that helps students with deep breathing or square breathing. Using their hands to help guide the breathing they will inhale as they slide one finger along the side of their hand and hold at the top of the finger. They will exhale as they slide one finger down another finger and hold at the bottom. They will do this for each finger.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
26:03
Trauma-Informed Teaching: Discipline and Boundaries
This course teaches what discipline and boundaries look like in a trauma-informed classroom.After watching the lecture, Create a plan to incorporate trauma-informed teaching into your classroom discipline. Set up consistent, clear expectations and consequences. Role play with a friend or colleague how you will respond when a child is having a hard time.***This webinar does not grant you Continuing Education Credits, but it does arm you with information to implement a trauma-informed approach to
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
Also included in: Bundle: Trauma-Informed Teaching
5:36
Calming Song & Video - Deep Breaths
Music Therapy calming video & song for special needs individuals.Goal: Client will de-escalate aggressive, agitated, or hyperactive behavior through deep breathing.Domains: Behavior, Sensory“I would teach children music, physics, and philosophy; but most importantly music, for the patterns in music and all the arts are the keys to learning” ― PlatoThe words “music” and “therapy” originate from Greek words: Mousike means art of the Muses. Therapeia means service, curing, and healing. The idea
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
Morning Mastery Made Easy Video Course
Morning Mastery? Package Made Easy Video UpgradeProduct DescriptionWaking Up - How to Start Your Day, Value The Time, Enjoying Your Day.The Early Bird vs the Night Owl - Downfalls of Waking up Late, Why Some People Wake up Easier than Others.Balancing the Routine - Waking Up In The Morning, Sleeping At Night, The Reaction Of Actions.Sleep First to Wake up - Sleeping Patterns, Benefits of Positive Sleeping Patterns, Downfalls of Negative Sleeping Patterns.What Stops You From Waking Up Early - Uns
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Distance Learning: Don’t Give Up song
In these difficult times, let your children keep up the day by day enthusiasm (in spring and easter) by singing this high-motivation song. The lyrics are aimed at motivating young people not to give up even though the external conditions are adverse. Whether in sports, at school, or in life, they need to understand that success only comes if they work hard for it. If they don't give up, they will be winners. All images in this resource were created by the author. Copyright © 2020 OSCRAY MUSIC AN
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Showing 1-24 of 55 results
TPT is the largest marketplace for PreK-12 resources, powered by a community of educators.
IXL family of brands