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SPSY 609 SOCIAL AND PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
          Prerequisites: None
          Credits: 3
          This course is a systematic review of research, major theories, and points of
          view in regard to major problems in the fields of social and personality
          development.

          SPSY 610 SCHOOL ASSESSMENT II
          Prerequisites: SPSY 501; SPSY 507
          Credits: 3
          This course examines basic and advanced concepts and theories of
          psychological, social-emotional-behavioral, and educational assessment. It
          emphasizes the methods used for evaluating school aged children and the skills
          required for formulating, conducting, and reporting comprehensive
          Psychological evaluations.  This course is only open to School Psychology
          majors. Special permission to enroll in this course is required for other
          students.

          SPSY 611 ALTERNATIVE ASSESSMENT METHODS
          Prerequisites: None
          Credits: 3
          This course addresses topics in alternative types of assessments to include:
          functional behavioral assessment, curriculum-based assessment and dynamic
          assessment to assist with educational planning and program development for
          school-age children. Qualitative and quantitative approaches to assessment
          and evaluation will also be discussed.

          SPSY 700 SPECIAL TOPICS IN SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY
          Prerequisites: None
          Credits: 3
          This course will alternate content and address unique topics in the field of
          school psychology that are relevant to current practice {e.g., social-justice,
          crisis management and trauma, use of technology in the field, family-school
          collaboration, school climate and learning, etc.}


          SPSY 701 PSYCHOLOGICAL AND EDUCATIONAL INTERVENTIONS
          Prerequisites: SPSY 501; 503; Enrollment in Practicum
          Credits: 3
          This course provides candidates with the knowledge and professional skills
          necessary to design, implement, monitor, and evaluate psycho-educational

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