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Hosted by Jenny Ponzuric - school psychologist turned neuropsychologist, former administrator, professor, and lifelong learner - this podcast explores what’s next in the world of school psychology and special education. Each episode gives you clarity, strategies, and resources to make your work feel a little easier while strengthening how you support students and families. Expect practical tools, career insights, and honest conversations about the evolving role of school psychologists. From student advocacy and leadership skills to navigating self-talk and professional growth, this is a space for lifelong learners who care deeply about making a difference. Whether you’re a school psych, an educator, or part of the special education community, join Jenny to learn, grow, and keep moving the profession forward - Because Tomorrow Starts Today.
Unknown Host hosts Tomorrow's School Psych, a education show with 56 episodes published.
I’m exploring what workflow really means in school psychology and special education, because it is far more than a flowchart. From referrals and assessment plans to testing, communication, report writing, and meetings, e
In this episode, I’m sharing what I’m working on for the upcoming school year, including one big announcement I have not shared with many people yet: I’m writing a book. I’m talking about why I decided to do it, how I’m
In this episode, I’m keeping things light with a rapid-fire round of school psychologist “Would You Rather.” We’re covering everything from full days of IEP meetings and jammed printers to awkward silences, oversized cas
Planning is one of my favorite topics, and in this episode, the second to last in my favorite resources series, I'm sharing the tool I use to plan, the steps I take to build a realistic plan instead of just a calendar fu
Other Health Impairment eligibility is not simply a diagnosis, a rating scale, and a struggling student sitting next to each other on the page. In this episode, I’m breaking the process into three practical questions tha
In this episode, I’m kicking off a short series on some of my favorite resources and tools in school psychology. We’re starting with emotional disability, including the different names this eligibility category goes by a
In this episode, I’m continuing our autism evaluation series and moving into the meeting itself, specifically how we explain results to families when autism is part of the conversation. Because yes, the data matters, but
In this episode, I’m talking about what happens after an autism evaluation, the report. More specifically, why so many school psych reports technically include the right information, but still do not always land with the
In this episode, I’m talking about a question that comes up all the time in school psychology: how do we choose the right tools when evaluating a student for suspected autism? Do we need the ADOS? Should we add cognitive
In this episode, I’m talking with Stefanie Finney, a board-certified behavior analyst who went back to school, earned a second master’s degree, and stepped into the world of school psychology. And yes, even with all that
In this episode, I’m joined by Julie Waldschmidt, a newer school psychologist who began her journey in the field after years as a special education teacher. That classroom experience shows up in powerful ways, from how s
In this episode, I’m joined by Nicholas Shannon, a first-year school psychologist with a path into the field that is anything but predictable. Before reports, meetings and rating scales, Nicholas was working in hospitali
In this episode, I’m talking about what happens when your role no longer fits the way it used to. I sit down with Erin to explore her journey from a traditional school psychology role into mentorship, private practice, a
In this episode, I’m getting into something that deserves way more attention in our field, dyscalculia evaluations. We spend so much time talking about reading concerns, but math-based learning disabilities are just as r
In this episode, I’m talking about a question that comes up a lot in school psych circles, do I need to include an occupational therapist for dysgraphia evaluations? I walk through three practical tips to help you feel m
In this episode, I’m talking about one of those questions school psychologists hear all the time, are you going to test my child for dyslexia? I walk through three practical tips to help you feel more prepared for that c
In this episode, I’m joined by Dr Karen Silberman to talk about the VMAT, the Visual Motor Abilities Test, and why this new digital assessment tool could make life a whole lot easier for school psychologists. We get into
In this episode, I’m talking about efficiency, but not in the usual way. Instead of throwing random productivity tips at an already overloaded schedule, I’m walking through a more useful approach, figuring out what the a
In this episode, I’m joined by Tim to talk about report writing, efficiency, and why so many school psychologists need a better system. We get into the real frustrations behind writing thorough reports, the decision fati
In this episode, I’m breaking down one of the most useful lenses we can bring to student evaluation, executive functioning. I talk through when I start looking more closely at these skills, especially when the data is no
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