5 Trauma-Informed Practices Every Teacher Can Start Using Tomorrow
from Pedagogically Speaking Hosted by Ilana Huffer
I talk about 5 ways you can build a trauma informed classroom using the book Fostering Resilient Learners: Strategies for Creating a Trauma-Sensitive Classroom by Kristin Souers with Pete Hall. I talk and link 5 trauma informed practices with the book so you don't need to have read it to watch or listen to this episode. A really helpful website is: https://www.fosteringresilientlearners.org/ I explore the transformative impact of trauma-informed education, emphasizing the importance of changing perspectives, building relationships, regulating emotions, creating safety, and understanding teachers' responsibilities and boundaries. It provides practical insights for educators to support students in a trauma-sensitive learning environment. Takeaways Trauma-informed practice involves changing perspectives, building relationships, and regulating emotions. Predictability and safety are crucial in creating a trauma-sensitive learning environment. Chapters 00:00 The Power of Trauma-Informed Education 03:09 Changing Perspectives on Challenging Behaviors 11:09 The Role of Relationships in Education 21:40 Regulating Emotions Before Educating 31:09 Creating Safety Through Predictability 36:38 Teachers' Responsibility and Boundaries
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