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| What
can an Educational Psychologist
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specialises
in working with
children, young
people, their parents
and carers. An
Educational Psychologist
has a sound theoretical
knowledge of psychology
and this underpins
all work, be it
in an educational,
social or family
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has
expertise in all
aspects of child
development; cognitive,
linguistic, sensory,
physical, social,
behavioural and
emotional. |
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has
expertise in the
identification
of children whose
development is
either delayed
or disordered and
can advise about
appropriate intervention
and provision within
school and at home. |
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understands
those factors that
facilitate and enhance
development and learning,
and has knowledge
and experience of
how to achieve positive
changes at home,
at school and in
other complex social
settings. |
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understands
how Nurseries, Schools
and Colleges of Further
Education work and
understands how best
to promote efficient
and effective learning
in those contexts. |
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 understands
the complex dynamics
of family life and
the impact that family
life has upon each
member of a family.
Encouraging, facilitating
and empowering families
to support and value
each other is an
important aspect
of work. |
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