¿Puede un psicopedagogo desempeñar el rol del psicólogo educativo? Profesionalización frente al intrusismo profesional
AUTOR(ES)
Pérez Solís, María
FONTE
Estudos de Psicologia (Campinas)
DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO
2011-03
RESUMO
The purpose of this article is to briefly reflect the training and qualifications required by educational psychologists, based on existing quality standards at an international level. Educational psychologist's role borders on other specialties such as clinical and social psychology and requires a solid theoretical and practical training to face it missions: addressing diversity (intellectual, sensory or motor disabilities), dissocial behaviours, serious developmental, personality or behavior disorders, academic and professional guidance, integral development (cognitive, emotional, social), prevention (drug addiction, violence, school failure, etc.) and so on. Those areas of intervention involve a number of functions or roles that may not be carried out properly by those graduates or engineers that are educated by a course or specialization in Educational Psychology, because the invertebration of the initial training deeply affects their professionalization. Hence the need to act jointly Ministry of Education, universities, scientific and professional associations by setting the regulatory, training and professional framework so that professionalization would succeed versus intrusiveness in effectiveness, efficiency and functionality in the psycho-educational technical support services.
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