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Welcome to the Schools Articles category of Proactive Approaches! Here, you will find a wealth of informative and insightful articles specifically curated for educators, parents, and anyone interested in the field of education.
The articles in this category focus on equipping teachers with knowledge and strategies to create trauma-informed classrooms, where students who have experienced trauma feel safe, supported, and empowered to learn. The articles encompass concepts such as resilience, relationships, behaviours of concern, emotional regulation, student voice, and teacher self-care in the context of trauma-informed education.
In today’s classrooms, educators are faced with a diverse range of students, each with their unique backgrounds and experiences. Many of these students have experienced
In today’s rapidly evolving world, education must adapt to prepare students for the challenges and opportunities of the future. One essential skill that is increasingly
sWelcome to our blog post on the role of relationships in trauma-informed teaching. As educators, we have a profound impact on the lives of our
Welcome to our blog post on supporting emotional regulation in trauma-informed teaching. As educators, we must understand the impact of trauma on our student’s emotional
Children are not immune to adversity. Many children experience adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) that can have a profound impact on their learning and development. These
Trauma can have a profound impact on a person’s ability to learn and thrive in a classroom environment. When students have experienced trauma, whether it
Teaching can be an incredibly rewarding profession, but it also comes with its fair share of challenges. In today’s classrooms, many students have experienced trauma,
When anyone encounters a new environment, it is human nature to consider three reactions – flight (leaving the environment), fight (being miserable in the new
Welcome to our blog post, “A Teacher’s Guide to Trauma-Informed Classrooms.” As educators, we must recognise the impact that trauma can have on our students
In today’s educational landscape, it is becoming increasingly important to create inclusive and supportive learning environments that cater to the unique needs of every student.
