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3 You and a fellow student (a friend) are placed at the same school for your first practicum experience. You are aware that she is a problem drinker, but thus far, she has been able to conceal her problem from the program faculty. You discover that your fellow student drinks before coming to practicum, and you have observed some erratic behavior and poor judgment at the practicum site. What should you do? What will you do? Why? (Adapted from Bernard & Jara, 1986).
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For vignettes illustrating the use of a problem-solving model and additional practice cases, see Diamond and Whalen (in press) and Jacob et al. (2021).
Many different acronyms are used in school psychology and special education. Appendix E is a list of acronyms frequently used in this volume. For a more complete list of acronyms commonly used in the schools, visit the Center for Parent Information and Resources: http://www.parentcenterhub.org/repository/acronyms