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what were the hybrid and thoroughbred years of school psych? explain what happened during this time, when was it?
hybrid years ( germany late 1800s): field of psych was mixture of medicine and philosophy
thoroughbred years (1970): development of clear, consistent job titles, advances in training, federal laws (504, IDEA)
social movement driving change in US education system in the late 1800s and 1900s
free & appropriate public education (FAPE)
rehabilitation act: prohibited institutions from receiving funds for discriminating against people with disabilities
pennslyvania association for retarded children (PARC): challenged pennyslyvania for not providing equal access to public education for students
inventor of first useable iq test?
Alfred Binet, Victor Henri, Theodore Simon (Binet-Simon Intelligence Scale)
father of stanford-binet (1916)
lewis terman
army alpha and army beta? significance?
army alpha (verbal subtests) army beta (nonverbal/performance subtests): intelligence tests used to evaluate mental aptitude of US military recruits
first school psychologists in US public schools
arnold gesell
benefits and limitations of intelligence tests
provided a standardized way to measure cognitive skill; limitations in stability and cultural fairness
primary differences between hybrid and thoroughbred years in school psychology?
hybrid years (1896-1969): diversity in practitioners, loosely organized, growing number of graduate programs
thoroughbred years (1970-now): gaining momentum, social changes and advances
influences of covid 19 on the role of school psychology
utilization of technology for remote services, heightened attention to racial injustice: murders of george floyd, breonna taylor