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"How" to Train School Psychologists to Prevent & Address Bullying

When
Friday, February 05, 2027
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Location
Virtual
Registered
3 registrants

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BCSSSD District
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Belfonte Public School District
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Belleville School District
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Elizabeth School District
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Woodbridge School District
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Professional Development Workshop Series Presents:

"How" to Train School Psychologists to

Prevent & Address Bullying

Presented by Dr. Christine Malecki

School psychologists in New Jersey frequently lead anti-bullying efforts in schools to prevent and address bullying, but preparation on how to do this may not be explicit. This session will provide a self-study roadmap to help school psychologists and school psychologists in training feel empowered to lead anti-bullying efforts in schools.

Objectives:

1. Overview key knowledge and skills needed to lead anti-bullying efforts

2. Leave with a roadmap of self-study tasks to lead to competence and confidence

3. Engage with existing resources to assist school psychologists in positive school climate and anti-bullying efforts.

NASP Domain:

Domain 5-School-Wide Practices to Promote Learning

Domain 6-Services to Promote Safe and Supportive Schools