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SCHOOL SOCIAL WORK RESOURCES
This page offers school social workers an opportunity to share the resources that they have created in their work. If you have given a presentation or developed a special program or curriculum we hope that you will decide to share your work with others on this page. E-mail items to be included on this page to charlene_thiede@yahoo.com.
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Critical Incident Stress Management
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Presented by: Nancy
Veldhuisen, Grant Wood AEA 10 at the 2007 ISSWA Fall Conference Download this presentation: Critical Incident Stress Management
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Student Achievement and Teacher Quality
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Presented by: Doug Walter,
Mississippi Bend AEA 9 Download this presentation: |
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TeenScreen
in Rural Iowa: Accessing Mental Health Providers
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Presented by:
Kathy
Utterback, School Social Worker, Great Prairie AEA
Steve Presley, School Social Worker, Great Prairie AEA Sharon Yearous, Nurse Practitioner, Xavier High School, Cedar Rapids Presented at the National TeenScreen Conference in 2007. Download this presentation: Steve Presley and Sharon Yearous |
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Response to Intervention: A Problem-Solving Approach for Enabling Learning
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Presented by: Jim Clark, MSW Heartland AEA 11 Beth Dedic, MSW Heartland AEA 11 Jennifer Gilmore, MSW Heartland AEA 11 Andrea Timm, MSW Heartland AEA 11 Presented at the SSWAA Conference in 2005 and at the ISSWA Conference in 2006. Download Presentation at:
Dedic, Gilmore, Timm and Clark |
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School Social Workers Promote Success
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This presentation was designed for school social workers
to deliver to District School Boards, community groups and other potential
consumers to demonstrate the value of employing school social workers.
A disc with a copy of the presentation was given to all attendees at the
Midwest Conference that year. Presented by: Donna Secor, MSW, Michigan Charlene Thiede, MSW, Iowa Presented at the 2004 Midwest Conference. Download this Presentation at: School Social Workers Promote Success
Charlene Thiede and Donna Secor |
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| School Social Worker Competencies in Mississippi Bend AEA 9 |
Non-Probationary and Three-Year Probationary Period Evaluation for Licensed Employees and Non-probationary and 90 day probationary employeesThis document shows the criteria used to judge the competency of school social workers in AEA 9.
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| Coping with the Sudden Death of a Student |
Coping
with the Sudden Death of a Student This document was developed at the Mississippi Bend AEA 9 under the direction of Phil Piechowski. It provides guidelines for educators following the sudden death of a student. |
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| A Teenagers Experience with Depression and Suicide. |
This is a 30-minute mental
health / depression / suicide prevention
educational DVD. The DVD was produced by
a student who captured his true-life
battle with depression and suicide. It
includes a short film made while unaware
he was clinically depressed followed by a
speech to his school after receiving
treatment (discussing his experience with
depression, suicidal thoughts, anxiety,
self-injury, self-medicating substance
abuse, and his treatment).
The film was selected in over 60 national film festivals winning 25 awards, was profiled in a film honoring cognitive psychologist Dr. Aaron Beck, was profiled on the MetroBeat Student Voices television network and was profiled on the Voice America Health channel. The DVD is being distributed for school curriculums, psychologists, social workers, substance abuse and suicide prevention organizations, libraries, counselors, etc. The DVD (which is titled "Eternal High," and is produced by Bryce Mackie) is distributed by Aquarius Health Care Media (888-440-2963). A preview clip of the film and the accompanying discussion guide is provided on their web site: http://aquariusproductions.com/Cart/products.php?&cat_id=&prod_id=1712&session_id=2007031518174624.23.72.113&pid= .Tom Mackie Review Comments... "Counselors can use this resource with small groups or individual students. Psychology and family living classes will benefit from this informative, well-made film, as will parents and teachers." - School Library Journal "You have in your hands the ability to save many, many lives. It is crucial to spread this message." - Kathryn W (International Foundation for Research and Education on Depression) "A very useful learning resource for those in education, health and social care." - Rostrum (British Association of Social Workers - Scotland Quarterly Bulletin) "A wonderful prevention film, Eternal High powerfully depicts how depressive illness is experienced internally; it has helped my clients and their family members identify depression as well as suicidal intent and seek therapeutic intervention." - Mary P, LMSW ACSW
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presented at the 2007 ISSWA Fall Conference.
