>> Some of the challenges I think, I mean,
I think the biggest challenge would be time management.
You know, not every school psychologist has to go back and forth between programs.
But, because my assignment forces me to do so, that creates a big challenge.
You know, just packing up my belongings every day, you know,
from one program to another just creates, you know, a break in the day kind
of throws things off a little bit.
So, I would say that's the biggest trouble that I find in trying to manage.
My favorite part of the job for sure is working as part of a team.
I love the aspects of working with teachers, working with parents and trying
to find those ways to best meet the needs of the students.
So, I do like that aspect of brainstorming and problem solving and working, you know,
with a team of people at a table to come up with, you know, what could we put in place
to make the student successful in school.
So, that's, that's by far my favorite aspect of, of what I do on a daily basis.
I also thoroughly enjoy working in the counseling aspect with students as well.
Again, that's just a small portion of my job.
But, when I get that opportunity, I do really enjoy it especially when I see,
you know, a change in a student over time.
When I have a student that I'm working with for a couple of years and I can see them grow
and progress, maybe, you know, I pass by them in a different setting and I can see
that they've actually developed some skills.
That's really exciting for me to see.
Not that I'm solely responsible for it.
But, it's exciting to see, you know, the influence that I may have had on their life.