Class 5 Sample Supervision Plan

SAMPLE SUPERVISION PLAN
The attached sample plan is intended to offer guidance to supervisors and

students planning their internship experience within a local school district.
 The activities described are offered simply as examples of work which

might be included in a Supervision plan.
 Each plan will be constructed on an individual basis taking into
account the background experience of the student.
 Prior to designing the Supervision Plan it is advised that the student
completes the Self Assessment Survey on the N.A.S.P. website to
ensure that all relevant areas within the N.A.S.P. Domains of Practice
have been addressed.
 Comprehensive plans will address tasks relevant to local community
and cultural factors.
 Comprehensive plans will make explicit requirements which are
quantifiable or in some way evidence based.
 Scheduled observations of candidates by supervisors should be
included.
 A sample evaluation plan is also available for supervisors.
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SAMPLE SUPERVISION PLAN
Refer to NASP National Model for Comprehensive and Integrated School Psychological
Services www.nasponline.org
Supervisor: ___________________________________________
Class 5 candidate: ___________________________________________
Date of Supervised Experience Plan: __________ to _____________
PRACTICES THAT PERMEATE ALL ASPECTS OF SERVICE DELIVERY
DOMAIN 1: DATA BASED DECISION MAKING AND ACCOUNTABILITY
PLANNED ACTIVITIES Dates reviewed

Attend O.P.I. All Teacher training including Transition requirements.
Participate in up to12 comprehensive evaluations/re-evaluations, planning,
collecting and using assessment data to identify eligibility for special education
and other educational services.
The internship will include at least four opportunities for Supervisor observation
including tasks such as testing and participation in meetings with parents and
school staff.
Document and demonstrate use of a problem solving or planning framework as
the basis for all professional activities.
For a range (insert #) of Pre-K through 12 students, assess progress toward
academic and behavioral goals, measure responses to interventions and revise
interventions as necessary.
In at least four cases use assessment data to understand and select evidence based
instructional and mental health services.
Design a Special Education File review form and utilize this in file reviews for
students who transfer into the district.
Conduct Transition assessments and document results with the student in
development of Transition IEPS
Develop three sets of support materials for teachers linking specific learning
disabilities and their impact in relation to common core standards (e.g. written
language, reading comprehension, math problem solving) and/or standards based
I.E.P.s.
DOMAIN 2: CONSULTATION AND COLLABORATION
PLANNED ACTIVITIES Dates Reviewed

Demonstrate use of consultative problem solving process to plan, implement and
evaluate academic and mental health services.
Consult and collaborate at the individual, family, group and systems levels to
improve engagement in meeting students’ needs. Document meetings attended.
Participate in different collaborative team decision making activities within
different school and community contexts – e.g. Intervention teams, RTI teams,
Child Protection Team. Document meetings attended.
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Work collaboratively with school staff to complete identified tasks to enhance
school/family partnerships – e.g. Back to School Night, Parent Brochure, Parent
training sessions, Newsletter items.
STUDENT LED SERVICES
DOMAIN 3: Interventions and Instructional Support to Develop Academic Skills
PLANNED ACTIVITIES Dates Reviewed

Use assessment data to develop and implement evidence based instructional
strategies to improve student performance.
Provide evidence of work with other school personnel to ensure the attainment of
state and local academic benchmarks.
Apply current empirically based research on learning and cognition to develop
effective instructional strategies to promote learning at the individual, group and
systems level.
Collaborate with other school personnel to develop, implement and evaluate
effective interventions to increase student learning time.
Use information technology to enhance students’ cognitive and academic skills.
Facilitate design and delivery of curriculum and instructional strategies that
promote chldren’s academic achievement, including literacy achievement,
teacher directed instruction, peer tutoring, interventions for self regulation and
planning/organization.
Attend at least two local in service training sessions which address interventions
and instructional supports to develop academic skills.
DOMAIN 4: Interventions and Mental Health Services to Develop Social and Life Skills
Planned activities Dates Reviewed

Participate in local school M.B.I. team activities.
Document review of NASP resources pertaining to School Mental Health
services.
Design at least two behavior plans following from Functional Behavioral
Assessments.
Facilitate design and delivery of curricula to help students develop effective
behaviors such as self regulation and self monitoring, planning/organization,
empathy and healthy decision making.
Use systematic decision making to consider the antecedents, consequences,
functions, and potential causes of behavioral difficulties that may impede
learning or socialization.
Participate in delivery of a continuum of developmentally appropriate mental
health services including individual / group counseling, behavioral coaching,
classroom and school wide social/emotional learning programs, positive
behavioral supports and parent education.
Evaluate implementation and outcomes of behavioral and mental health
interventions for individuals and groups.
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SYSTEMS LEVEL SERVICES
DOMAIN 5: School Wide Practices to Promote Learning
Planned Activities Dates Reviewed

Participate in the development and implementation of school improvement plans
– for example academic, behavioral and social/emotional learning programs.
Document participation on a regular basis in school Intervention and R.T.I. teams
Participate in universal screening programs including Child Find screening to
identify students in need of additional instructional or behavioral support and
progress monitoring systems to ensure successful learning and school adjustment.
Participate in staff training to develop and maintain a multi tiered continuum of
support for students’ social, emotional and behavioral success.
Contribute to school wide planning and related activities as a member of a
school’s leadership team.
DOMAIN 6: Preventive and Responsive Services

Participate in school crisis teams and use data based decision making, problem
solving strategies, consultation, collaboration and direct services in addressing
crisis prevention, preparation, response and recovery.
Document and provide direct counseling, behavioral coaching and/or indirect
interventions through consultation for students who experience mental health
problems that impair learning and/or socialization.
Chart school based and local community provision for mental health and
similarities and differences within these services.
Help implement and evaluate programs to promote safe and violence free schools
and communities.
DOMAIN 7: Family-School Collaboration Services

Attend and /or participate in school based family school collaboration activities
such as Back to School Night, Intervention team meetings, Parent conferences.
In collaboration with school staff draft and finalize parent brochure outlining the
statutory comprehensive evaluation process and role of personnel involved.
Identify diverse cultural issues, contexts and other factors that have an impact on
family school partnerships and interactions with community providers. Address
these factors when developing and providing services for families.
For identified students provide information for parents on Transition services,
Transfer of Rights and liaison with outside agencies involved in the Transition
process.
Develop and provide resources for parents that promote strategies for safe,
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nurturing and dependable parenting and home interventions to facilitate
children’s healthy development. (e.g. impacts of TV, video games, smoking,
managing A.D.H.D.)
Collaborate with school staff to design survey for parents on family awareness
and involvement in intervention assistance work in a school.
FOUNDATIONS OF SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICE DELIVERY
DOMAIN 8: Diversity in Development and Learning

Demonstrate an understanding of the influence of culture, background and
individual learning characteristics when designing and implementing
interventions to achieve learning and behavioral outcomes.
Develop a framework for evaluating and providing for the needs of English
language learners, steps to evaluate typical development and
steps to address and provide for the needs of bilingual students with special
educational needs.
Demonstrate collaborative work with local cultural or community liaisons to
understand and address the needs of diverse learners.
Take steps to recognize personal and systemic racial, class, gender, cultural and
other biases which may be brought to the work context and the way these biases
influence decision making, instruction, behavior and long term outcomes for
students.
Investigate and prepare a short fact sheet for teachers on a low incidence
condition which has educational implications for a student in a local school.
DOMAIN 9: Research and Program Evaluation

Collaborate with others to collect, analyze and interpret program evaluation data
in applied settings.
Assist school intervention teams at the elementary and high school level in
diagnostic work for baseline data, intervention planning and progress monitoring
for individual students.
Demonstrate use of various techniques for data collection, measurement,
analysis, accountability and use of technology resources in evaluation of services
at the individual, group and/or systems levels.
Apply evidence based interventions and programs in designing, implementing
and evaluating fidelity and effectiveness of school based interventions.
Provide support for classroom teachers in collecting and analyzing progress
monitoring data.
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DOMAIN 10: Legal, Ethical and Professional Practice

Access, evaluate and utilize information sources and technology in ways that
safeguard and enhance the quality of services and responsible record keeping.
Attend OPI ALL Teacher training including Transition requirements.
Attend one local State Association training or Conference.
Use the OPI Record Review Form to review approximately 8 files for identified
students including Pre-school, Elementary, Junior High and High School
Students.
Review and clarify findings with SPED teacher.
Review findings with Supervisor.
Use OPI Record Review Form to review 2 files for students who did not qualify
for services.
Review statutory requirements for Students with Unique Concerns.
Over the course of the year select 3 different ethical situations arising in context
and demonstrate application of the NASP model for Ethical and Legal Decision
Making.
Use supervision and mentoring on a consistent basis to extend effective practice.
Undertake NASP Survey to identify and plan personal continuing education
goals consistent with the NASP Practice model.
Demonstrate assistance for administrators, teachers, other school personnel and
parents in understanding and adhering to legislation and regulations relevant to
regular education and special education.
___________________________________________________ __________________
Signature of Supervisor Date:
___________________________________________________ ___________________
Signature of Class 5 Candidate Date:
Received by M.A.S.P. Applicant Liaison: ___________________

Date:
V1/ 6/20/12 V2 03/13 MASP CRB

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SAMPLE SUPERVISION PLAN

The attached sample plan is intended to offer guidance to supervisors and

 The activities described are offered simply as examples of work which

Class 5 candidate: ___________________________________________

Date of Supervised Experience Plan: __________ to _____________

PRACTICES THAT PERMEATE ALL ASPECTS OF SERVICE DELIVERY

DOMAIN 1: DATA BASED DECISION MAKING AND ACCOUNTABILITY

PLANNED ACTIVITIES Dates reviewed

DOMAIN 2: CONSULTATION AND COLLABORATION

PLANNED ACTIVITIES Dates Reviewed

STUDENT LED SERVICES

DOMAIN 3: Interventions and Instructional Support to Develop Academic Skills

PLANNED ACTIVITIES Dates Reviewed

Planned activities Dates Reviewed

DOMAIN 5: School Wide Practices to Promote Learning

Planned Activities Dates Reviewed

DOMAIN 6: Preventive and Responsive Services

Planned Activities Dates Reviewed

DOMAIN 7: Family-School Collaboration Services

Planned Activities Dates Reviewed

FOUNDATIONS OF SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICE DELIVERY

DOMAIN 8: Diversity in Development and Learning

Planned Activities Dates Reviewed

DOMAIN 9: Research and Program Evaluation

Planned Activities Dates Reviewed

Planned Activities Dates Reviewed

Received by M.A.S.P. Applicant Liaison: ___________________

V1/ 6/20/12 V2 03/13 MASP CRB

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