This bingo card has a free space and 24 words: Has initiated an academic or mental health initiative at their school or within their community, Participated in professional development during the summer months., Is a first year school psychologist!, Is an efficient report writer., Has advocated for our field at the local, state, or national levels., Is retiring this school year!, Is supervising a practicum student or intern this school year., Plans to go to the NASP Annual Convention this year!, Sponsors or will be sponsoring an Our Minds Matter (OMM) club at one of their schools., Has at least 2 test kits in their vehicle., Has learned a new testing instrument in the past year., Is reading or listening to professional development book or podcast., Has volunteered at the Mental Health Awareness (MHAW) resource fair at least once over the past 3 years., Practices mindfulness during continuous meetings!, Will be renewing their NCSP in 2025., Has worked in a MCPS Field Office., Is a member of one of our professional organizations (NCSP, MSPA, MCSPA)., Is still connected with members from your MCPS New Hire cohort., Is currently working on an FBA/BIP., Engages in self-care activities to support their well-being., Prefers paper testing administration to electronic., Has managed ordering testing materials for their pod., Is on a MCSPA committee. (Join us!) and Has introduce high school students and/or undergraduates, to school psychology as a career..
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