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A collection of papers that make significant and original contributions to the field of educational and child psychology. This issue focuses on bridging the gap between psychological assessment and educational instruction.
Contents
A retrospective case study in the development of a professional educational psychology service: The Sheffield Psychological Service (1937-2000)
About the Contributors
Introduction
Martin Desforges & Geoff Lindsay
The early years: Child guidance
Martin Desforges
Consolidation and development
Peter Portwood
Towards a community psychological service
David Loxley
Transition towards a psychological service
Judy Bennison & Kathleen Cox
Sheffield LEA's Psychological Service 1972-1979: A personal view
David Galloway
The training imperative
David Thompson
Sheffield Psychological Service: A personal perspective
Martin Desforges
The Sheffield Psychological Service in the new ERA
Geoff Lindsay
Series: Educational and Child Psychology
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