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An Initial Evaluation of the Helping Students at Risk for Suicide Professional Development Workshop by Nickerson, Amanda B, Breux, Pat, Schaffer, Gary E, Samet, Mitch

“…Youth suicide is an urgent public health problem. However, schools often lack standardized protocols for suicide intervention, and many school-based mental…”
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Beyond the four walls: The evolution of school psychological services during the COVID‐19 outbreak by Schaffer, Gary E., Power, Elizebeth M., Fisk, Amy K., Trolian, Teniell L.

“…The emergence of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID‐19) in early 2020 led to the sudden temporary closure of K‐12 schools across the United States. Schools…”
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Perceived obstacles and strategies to academic success for autistic and nonautistic high school students by Schaffer, Gary E., Faber, Anthony J., Shafaie, Shahrokh M., Stageberg, Darin

“…Despite an increasing number of autistic children entering and graduating from high school, there remains limited research in this area. This study surveyed…”
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Perceptions of Autistic and Nonautistic High School Students Regarding Factors That Impact Their Motivation to Be Academically Successful by Schaffer, Gary E., Faber, Anthony J., Shafaie, Shahrokh M., Stageberg, Darin

“…Despite a growing number of autistic children completing high school and venturing into college and vocational settings, their rates of postsecondary…”
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Evaluating the Practices and Tasks of School Psychologists in School and Non-School Settings by Schaffer, Gary E., Power, Elizabeth M., Fisk, Amy K., Trolian, Teniell L., Castillo, Jose M.

“…Despite school psychologists working in non-school settings since 1896, no studies have investigated the practices that these professionals engage in outside…”
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Perspectives of practicing school psychologists during COVID-19: A multi-country, mixed methods investigation by May, Fiona, Schaffer, Gary E., Allen, Kelly-Ann, Berger, Emily, Hagen, Alexa von, Hill, Vivian, Morris, Zoe A., Prior, Stefanie, Summers, Dianne, Wurf, Gerald, Reupert, Andrea

“…COVID-19 presented a range of challenges to the delivery of school psychology services in countries around the world. The current study aimed to investigate…”
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The Practices of Psychologists Working in Schools During COVID-19: A Multi-Country Investigation by Reupert, Andrea, Schaffer, Gary E., Von Hagen, Alexa, Allen, Kelly-Ann, Berger, Emily, Büttner, Gerhard, Power, Elizabeth M., Morris, Zoe, Paradis, Pascale, Fisk, Amy K., Summers, Dianne, Wurf, Gerald, May, Fiona

“…This exploratory study aimed to identify the ways psychologists working in schools supported students' mental health during school closures related to the…”
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Perceived Workplace Obstacles and Compensatory Strategies Used by School Psychologists With Disabilities by Schaffer, Gary E

“…Despite efforts to recruit and retain school psychologists from diverse backgrounds, there has been little focus on school psychologists with disabilities…”
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Perceived obstacles and s trategies to academic success for autistic and nonautistic high school students by Schaffer, Gary E., Faber, Anthony J., Shafaie, Shahrokh M., Stageberg, Darin

“…Abstract Despite an increasing number of autistic children entering and graduating from high school, there remains limited research in this area. This study…”
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Perceptions of High School and College Students with Autism related to their Obstacles and Strategies to Academic Success by Gary E. Schaffer, Dr. Shahrokh. M. Shafaie, Dr. Anthony J. Faber

“…Despite an increasing number of young adults with autism pursuing postsecondary education, limited research has been devoted to high-functioning students with…”
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Perceptions of Autistic and Nonautistic High School Students Regarding Factors That Impact Their Motivation to Be Academically Successful by Schaffer, Gary E., Faber, Anthony J., Shafaie, Shahrokh M., Stageberg, Darin

“…Despite a growing number of autistic children completing high school and venturing into college and vocational settings, their rates of postsecondary…”
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