How Artificial Intelligence Could Strengthen School Consultation—Without Replacing the Human Consultant
Shengtian Wu, Cara Dillon, and Adam B. Lockwood examine how AI can support school consultation across problem identification, analysis, implementation, and evaluation—while keeping professional judgment, relationships, privacy, and human accountability at the center.
Static Documents Are Dead: Why Educators Should Start Building Websites, Dashboards, and Apps
Educators can move beyond PDFs and spreadsheets by building interactive websites, dashboards, audits, and decision tools with AI-assisted development.
What the Evidence Actually Says About AI in K-12 Education
A new 2026 review suggests that AI can support students and teachers, but the strongest evidence remains limited. The key question is not whether AI improves task completion, but whether it supports durable learning.
AI for Program Evaluation: How School Psychologists Can Build Better Surveys Faster
AI for program evaluation can help school psychologists build surveys faster while keeping human review, privacy, and ethics at the center.
Can AI Translate Psychoeducational Reports Accurately? What Our New Study Found
A new open-access study that I coauthored compared Google Translate, ChatGPT-4o, and professional human translation for an English-to-Spanish psychoeducational report. All three approaches produced errors, highlighting the need for human review, privacy protections, translator preparation, and clearer report writing.
AI in Psychological Practice: What a New Survey Found About Use, Trust, Ethics, and Training
A new survey of health service psychologists found that AI use is already common, but trust remains low and ethical concerns remain high.
AI Use Across School-Based and Related Service Professionals: What the Data Suggest
A new preprint examining 1,350 Ohio school-based and related service professionals found that AI use, disclosure, informed consent, and training vary meaningfully by role. The findings point to the need for shared guidance across multidisciplinary teams.
Proper Prompting for School Psychologists, Part 2: A Practical Prompt Template for Better Results
AI prompting for school psychologists works best with clear tasks, context, examples, rules, and review. Use this practical template to get better first drafts while keeping professional judgment in charge.
Full transparency - AI tools were used to assist in writing these blogs. However, there’s always a human-in-the-loop (i.e., me). Furthermore, audio on this blog is AI generate (not human).