Research shows that one out of every four students has been exposed to a traumatic event that can impact their learning and/or behavior. As educators, we are faced with tremendous responsibility to assist students – not just through their academic studies, but through emotional situations that may be happening at school or at home. Students who are suffering from traumatic stress need a supportive environment to thrive. But what can schools do to help provide that?
The Treatment and Services Adaptation Center offers many resources to schools to improve support for students suffering from traumatic stress. Some strategies that can be used in the classroom include:
In addition, the Treatment and Services Adaptation Center has videos, written guides, and FAQs for teachers and parents as part of their resource center. Administration can share these videos with teachers and staff via their staff forum, and even organize discussion groups about topics most relevant to your school.
We all hope that our students and children never have to experience a traumatic event, but with these tools, at least we can help those who do.
At Twine, we are excited about helping schools, passionate about transforming learning and focused on improving student achievement. We are proud to provide technology solutions that help schools achieve their goals. Want to know more about what we can do for your school?