School psychology is a general practice of healthcare psychology that deals with children, youth, families, and the schooling process. 

It mainly focuses on individual studies of children's learning and adjustment in the educational environment.

School psychologist supports a student's learning ability and the teacher’s ability to teach. 

First, they help children in nearly all aspects of mental health, learning, and behaviour to help them succeed academically, socially, behaviorally, and emotionally.

For example, strengthening relationships between home, school, and community to create a safe, healthy, and supportive learning environment with families, teachers, school administrators, and other professionals.

Mainly, by using different kinds of strategies to meet the student's needs and improve the school for each student and situation.

These Psychologists also provide counselling for the better mental health of teachers. 

It is a way for school psychologists and teachers to promote success for students who are experiencing emotional, behavioural,  or educational difficulties

What do school psychologists do?

They work with individual students as well as with groups of students to deal with educational difficulties, behaviour problems,  disabilities, and other issues.

Consultation:

• They cooperate with parents, teachers, and administrators to find effective solutions to learning and behaviour problems of teenagers in school.
• By working on the strong relations between parents, teachers, and service providers in the community.
• They help others to understand child development and understand how it influences learning and behaviour.

Evaluation:

• Evaluation of eligibility for special services.
• Assessing educational skills and aptitude for learning.
• Evaluation of learning environments.
• Determining mental health status and social-emotional development.

Intervention:

• They provide psychological counselling to help solve interpersonal or family problems that interfere with school performance.
• They help children and their families to solve problems with adjustment and learning.
• They help families and schools manage crises such as death, or illness.
• They provide training in social skills and help to manage anger.

Prevention:

• To promote understanding, tolerance, and appreciation of diversity within the school community.
• They cooperate with school staff and community agencies to provide guided services to improve psychological and physical health.
• They develop programs to make schools safer and more effective learning environments.
• They develop partnerships with teachers and parents to promote a healthy school environment.

Research and Planning:

• Evaluating the effectiveness of educational and behaviour management programs.
• They identify and implement strategies to improve schools.
• They use evidence-based research to develop effective interventions.

Where do school psychologists work?

Most school psychologists work in schools. They also work in the following various settings:

1. Universities
2. Private practice
3. Public and private school systems
4. Community and state agencies, and other institutions
5. School-based health centres
6. Clinics and hospitals

What education needs to become a school psychologist?

To become a consumer psychologist you must be at least a graduate. This program normally lasts approximately four years.

Then you will need a master's degree in school psychology, psychology, or counselling. This is a 2-year program.

You can also complete a doctorate degree in psychology because this opens up many more career advancement opportunities.

 More and more employers are searching for candidates holding a PhD. Or Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D). This is a 2-4 year program.

What is the salary of a school psychologist?

According to a report, the average school psychologist salary in India is ₹297,988. 

But the salary of a school psychologist can differ on the basis of the education level, specialty area, and years of experience.

Conclusion:

In final words, I can say that school psychologists usually work with students, teachers, families, and school administrators to ensure that students receive the best education possible. 

They are usually responsible for evaluating students for things like emotional problems, learning disabilities, social problems,  and mental problems.

School Psychologists often help parents and guardians during the children's school years to understand their children's educational needs and work to help them.