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Use of Critical Theory to Develop a Conceptual Framework for Critical School Psychology
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Sabnis, Sujay V.; Proctor, Sherrie L. – School Psychology Review, 2022
School psychologists enter the third decade of the 21st century marked by mass protests against state-sanctioned violence against Black people, worsening economic and environmental crises, and a deadly pandemic that makes preexisting disparities worse. We argue that the profession can respond to the challenges children, families, and schools face…
Descriptors: Critical Theory, School Psychology, Social Justice, School Psychologists
Reconceptualizing Mentorship for the 21st Century: A Systematic Mapping of Research in School Psychology
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Grapin, Sally L.; Collier-Meek, Melissa A.; January, Stacy-Ann A.; Yang, Chunyan; Portillo, Nora L. – School Psychology Review, 2023
Given school psychology's longstanding workforce shortages, mentorship may be an invaluable mechanism for supporting current and future school psychologists. To advance the literature in this area, we conducted a systematic review of mentoring research in school psychology. Through a comprehensive search of peer-reviewed scholarship, we identified…
Descriptors: School Psychology, Mentors, Counselor Training, Diversity
Association between School Victimization and Substance Use among Hispanic/Latinx Adolescents: An Intersectionality Analysis of Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) Competencies, Immigration Status, and Gender in Predominantly Hispanic/Latinx High Schools
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Chunyan Yang; Maedeh Golshirazi – School Psychology Review, 2024
Guided by coping theory, the social-ecological diathesis-stress model, and the theory of intersectionality, this study examined how social and emotional learning (SEL) competencies, gender, and immigrant status contributed to the heterogeneity of the association between school victimization and substance use among 2,795 Hispanic/Latinx adolescents…
Descriptors: High School Students, Hispanic American Students, Victims of Crime, Substance Abuse
Integrating Intersectionality, Social Determinants of Health, and Healing: A New Training Framework for School-Based Mental Health
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Edyburn, Kelly L.; Bertone, Agustina; Raines, Tara C.; Hinton, Tameisha; Twyford, Jennifer; Dowdy, Erin – School Psychology Review, 2023
Social justice-centered training has progressed in school psychology, yet training and practice still do not adequately address systems-level influences on mental health, let alone focus on dismantling the systemic inequities that adversely affect the wellbeing of marginalized children and youth. An equity- and intersectional justice-minded…
Descriptors: School Psychology, Intersectionality, Mental Health, Mental Health Programs
Use of Critical Race Theory to Understand the Experiences of an African American Male during School Psychology Graduate Education
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Proctor, Sherrie L.; Li, Kathrynne; Chait, Natasha; Gulfaraz, Sehrish – School Psychology Review, 2023
This study used an exploratory case study approach to explore the race-related experiences of a Black male specialist level school psychology graduate student. We used the CRT tenets of racism as normal and permanent and intersectionality and antiessentialism to help us make sense of the findings. Findings revealed that race and racism did not…
Descriptors: Critical Race Theory, Student Experience, African American Students, Males
School Climate from the Perspective of Black Girls with and without Disabilities: Preliminary Findings from an Intersectional Examination of the Impact of Relationships
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Jhanelle Adams; Andrew Roach – School Psychology Review, 2024
The purpose of this study is to examine how the perceptions of school climate, specifically school relationships, differ for Black girls with and without an individualized education plan (IEP) as compared to their peers. The study utilized survey responses from high school students in a Georgia school district who participated in the 2020 Georgia…
Descriptors: Educational Environment, Student Attitudes, African American Students, Females