Nevada Administrative Code
Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL
SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS
Section 391.317 - Endorsement to serve as school psychologist: Optional areas of study
Universal Citation: NV Admin Code 391.317
Current through September 16, 2024
Credit earned by completing any of the following optional areas of study may be counted toward meeting the requirements for an endorsement as a school psychologist:
1. In the area of psychology and education of the normal child:
(a) Educational psychology.
(b) Development of a curriculum.
(c) Foundations of education.
(d) Theories of personality.
(e) Affective education.
2. In the area of psychology and education of children with disabilities:
(a) Theories of
learning disabilities.
(b)
Psychology of persons with disabilities.
(c) Etiology of reading
disabilities.
3. In the area of characteristics of school systems:
(a) Services of personnel for
pupils.
(b) Multicultural
education.
(c) School
law.
4. In the area of psychoeducational assessment:
(a) Assessments
for careers or vocations.
(b)
Physiological assessment.
(c)
Neuropsychological assessment.
(d)
Assessment of the gifted and talented.
5. In the area of techniques of intervention:
(a) Techniques for group counseling, with a
practicum.
(b) Techniques for
consultation or clinical interviewing.
(c) Family and marriage counseling, with a
practicum.
(d) Psychotherapy and
advanced counseling.
(e) Techniques
for behavioral analysis and management.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Education, eff. 4-27-84; A by Comm'n on Prof. Standards in Education, 9-13-91; 11-27-91
NRS 385.080, 391.019
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