“Educators as Partners In Suicide Prevention”
Thurs, Oct. 16th (11:15 – 12:15)
Karen McKelvey, Ed.S.
“ELL’s & Special Needs: Is it ESL or an Educational Disability?”
Thurs, Oct. 16th (1:45 – 2:45)
Kay Almy, M.A.T. and Julie Goldyn Wood, M.Ed.
PSI psychologists, nurses, teachers, speech therapists and others have received further training with International PSI Expert on School Crisis, Dr.
Team PSI explains the intricacies of educational services to Pediatric Residents at UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Grand Rounds. During a
Despite our best efforts, we still have students who struggle in reading. Approximately 33% of our 4th grade students read
PSI is now offering bilingual services to those students who are truly non-English speaking. Typically, most students have a basic knowledge of English, but some have little to none at all.
To understand what is spoken in the classroom, support services beyond inclusion in PSI’s English Language Learner (ELL) or English as a Second Language (ESL) programs is crucial.
