The specialty of school psychology has been characterized as one that collectively provides individual assessment of children who may display cognitive, emotional, social, or behavioral difficulties; develops and implements primary and secondary intervention programs; consults with teachers, parents and other relevant professionals; engages in program development and evaluation; conducts research; and helps prepare and supervise others (Jimerson, Oakland, & Farrell, 2007; p. 1). Those who provide these services use a varieties of titles throughout the world, including; counselor, educational psychologist, professional educational psychology, psychopedagog, psychologist, psychologist in education, psychologist in the schools, or school psychologist. The term school psychologist is used throughout this webpage to refer to these professionals.