Intern Supervision and Why School Psychs Should "Assemble a Coalition of the Willing"

Update: 2021-09-01

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David Lillenstein, D.Ed, NCSP discusses the various ways he has taken leadership as a school psychologist in his district, including his approach to intern supervision.

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Intern Supervision and Why School Psychs Should "Assemble a Coalition of the Willing"

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Intern Supervision and Why School Psychs Should "Assemble a Coalition of the Willing"

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Intern Supervision and Why School Psychs Should "Assemble a Coalition of the Willing"