This guide helps school psychologists use AI tools to save time on tasks like report writing and assessment scoring. Learn to identify key pain points, build AI knowledge focusing on student data privacy, pilot low-risk applications, and create a practical plan for fall. Use resources like the School Psych AI Literacy page to integrate AI ethically and improve efficiency while maintaining professional judgment.

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