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Reaching and Teaching Trauma-Impacted Students: Transformative Practices, Strategies, and Activities for Building a Compassionate and Engaging Trauma-Invested Classroom

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Publishing Details

Full Title:

Reaching and Teaching Trauma-Impacted Students: Transformative Practices, Strategies, and Activities for Building a Compassionate and Engaging Trauma-Invested Classroom

Contributors:

By (Author) Debra Burke

ISBN:

9798350916690

Publisher:

BookBaby

Imprint:

BookBaby

Publication Date:

16th February 2024

Country:

United States

Classifications

Readership:

General

Fiction/Non-fiction:

Non Fiction

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Paperback

Number of Pages:

194

Dimensions:

Width 215mm, Height 279mm

Description

Trauma has become a cause of major health issues, as one in four students are exposed to some form of trauma by the time they enter kindergarten. Meeting the needs of individual students can be quite challenging especially when there are staff shortages, lack of resources, an increase in challenging behavior, and added pressure to keep up the pace with teaching curriculum content. As a result, elementary educators, special education teachers, support staff, school counselors and psychologists, and preservice and substitute teachers are seeking trauma-sensitive and responsive practices that best support and engage all learners in the classroom.
Written by an experienced urban educator of more than twenty years, "Reaching and Teaching Trauma-Impacted Students" provides all the essential tools to build a compassionate and engaging trauma-invested classroom, including:
Practical strategies for building positive and trusting relationships with students
Research-based, trauma-responsive practices
Innovative techniques and activities for fostering social emotional learning in students
Classroom-tested ideas and activities for integrating brain-compatible instruction to improve student learning outcomes
Techniques for classroom organization
Ideas for implementing proactive classroom practices, which enhance student engagement
Modifications, teacher tips, real-life examples, and much more!

Author Bio

Debra Burke has been an elementary educator for over twenty years in a mid-sized urban school district located in upstate New York. Debra is known in the educational field for helping trauma-impacted students go from surviving to thriving with her innovative strategies and techniques. Debra currently teaches in a first-grade classroom and is a presenter on the topic of trauma and student engagement. Her classroom has been featured in the following professional resources: Kindergarten Literacy-Matching Assessment and Instruction in Kindergarten, Kindergarten Day USA and China, and National Association for the Education of Young Children.

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