Childhood Trauma: What Every Teacher Needs to Know

April 17, 2018 Carl

5 things every teacher needs to know about childhood trauma:

Classroom issues (acting out, lack of concentration) can sometimes be a sign of childhood trauma.
Trauma is often associated with violence, but not always.
A safe classroom with routines is a great comfort.
Kids who have experienced trauma need extra chances to shine.
It’s OK to ask what you can do to help.

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Carl is a co-founder of The Trauma-Informed Care Training Center. Our mission is to make TIC training more accessible to people who serve, regardless of field or specialization.