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Addressing Racism in School: A Path to Inclusive Education

In recent years, the focus on racism within school psychology has seen a significant increase. This attention is crucial, as it seeks to address longstanding issues within educational systems that disproportionately affect minority students. The Journal of School Psychology published a pivotal paper on this topic, examining trends and the need for action in field […]

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Mindful Minds & Entrepreneurial Spirits in Higher Education: A Scoping Review

In recent years, mindfulness has emerged as a significant factor in higher education institutions (HEIs), promising to foster personal development, enhanced learning, and entrepreneurial thinking. A scoping review titled Mindful Minds and Entrepreneurial Spirits in Higher Education: A Scoping Review published in Frontiers in Education offers a deep dive into how mindfulness is shaping the […]

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The Vital Role of School Psychologists in Guiding Students to Careers

In the quest for understanding the complex and significant role school psychologists play in directing students toward their future careers, the article Main Duties of a School Psychologist in Directing School Students to Professions provides invaluable insights. (link will download a pdf.) Understanding the Profession: The Bridge to Success Choosing a profession is pivotal in […]

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Unveiling Equity in Psychology: Participatory Research Methods and Anti-Racism

In a transformative piece of scholarship, Using Participatory Research Methods to Foster an Anti-Racist Graduate Learning Environment (read the article here), researchers explore the urgent need to redefine the concept of professionalism within health service psychology. This article comes in response to the American Psychological Association’s acknowledgment of psychology’s historically racist undertones and the imperative […]

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