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Creating Trauma-Informed Classrooms
Exert from article: Ending the summer and beginning a new school year is a source
of both excitement and anxiety for most children. But amidst
the thrill of choosing special school supplies, finding a distinctive
backpack, and shopping for new clothes are anxiety-inducing
questions such as: Will I like my new teacher? Will I be in the same class as my
friends? While for most children this transition to a new teacher and a
new class may present a mild challenge, for children with histories of
trauma or harm, entering school may reactivate previous uncertainties,
losses, fears, and terrors.
of both excitement and anxiety for most children. But amidst
the thrill of choosing special school supplies, finding a distinctive
backpack, and shopping for new clothes are anxiety-inducing
questions such as: Will I like my new teacher? Will I be in the same class as my
friends? While for most children this transition to a new teacher and a
new class may present a mild challenge, for children with histories of
trauma or harm, entering school may reactivate previous uncertainties,
losses, fears, and terrors.
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