Educational Psychology Practice – A Divided Field

Thomas Szulevicz*, Lene Tanggaard

*Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

These statements come from a PPC psychologist and a PPC manager respectively. In the first, the PPC psychologist reflects how as part of decentralisation, she is spending more fixed hours per week in the schools she is connected to. In the second statement, the PPC manager expresses concern that the heightened requirements for more practice-oriented educational psychology guidance could result in the advice provided by PPC psychologists relating in too many cases to questions of teaching.

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationEducational Psychology Practice : Educational Psychology Practice
Number of pages15
PublisherSpringer Nature
Publication date1 Jan 2017
Pages87-101
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 1 Jan 2017
SeriesCultural Psychology of Education
Volume4
ISSN2364-6780

Keywords

  • Consultation Approach
  • Dualistic Nature
  • Educational Psychology
  • Opposing Factor
  • Previous Chapter

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