Introduction

Richard@DecisionSkills wrote:Hi, just joined the forum and wanted to say hello. PhD in Educational Psychology and MS in Workforce Development. Here to listen, learn, make friends and contribute when I can. Thanks.

Richard

School administrators might be interested to know why some of their students display difficult behaviours.


Information Paper on Hypoglycemia for Schools

Hi Jurplesman,

Nice to meet you. I'm always interested in connecting with people across a wide range of expertise. Which topics do you really enjoy discussing? Do you consider yourself a subject matter expert in any specific areas?

Thanks for the article. Interesting read. I don't work with school districts directly, but have many colleagues that do. Will pass the article along.

Richard@DecisionSkills wrote:Hi Jurplesman,

Nice to meet you. I'm always interested in connecting with people across a wide range of expertise. Which topics do you really enjoy discussing? Do you consider yourself a subject matter expert in any specific areas?

Thanks for the article. Interesting read. I don't work with school districts directly, but have many colleagues that do. Will pass the article along.

My area of interest is Nutritional Psychotherapy.

Thanks for the info. I glanced at the link and your book. I agree that biochemistry is mainly ignored in psychology. I can see similarities between addictions based on biochemical imbalances and how it could be associated with other issues such as a hypoglycemia. In educational psychology many times I refer to Albert Bandura's social cognitive theory which provides for a biological component to how we learn, how we process information.