The Role of the School Psychologist in Transition Planning - Lillenstein, David J.
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The purpose of this survey study was to obtain information regarding the role of the school psychologist in school to career transition planning, the perceived importance of the school psychologist in transition planning, and the degree to which the school psychologist is invited to participate in transition planning in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. This study also investigated whether transition coordinators and school psychologists in Pennsylvania identify similar barriers to the involvement of the school psychologist in transition planning. The responses of the school psychologists were…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The purpose of this survey study was to obtain information regarding the role of the school psychologist in school to career transition planning, the perceived importance of the school psychologist in transition planning, and the degree to which the school psychologist is invited to participate in transition planning in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. This study also investigated whether transition coordinators and school psychologists in Pennsylvania identify similar barriers to the involvement of the school psychologist in transition planning. The responses of the school psychologists were compared to the responses from Staab's (1996) national survey of school psychologists regarding their role in transition planning. This study was descriptive in nature and posed multiple research questions.
Autorenporträt
Dr. David Lillenstein is the Director of Psychological Services
for Derry Township School District in Herhsey, PA. Dr.
Lillenstein holds a BA (Psychology) from the State University
of New York College at Buffalo, an M.Ed. (Educational
Psychology) from Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP), and an
Ed.D. (School Psychology) from IUP.