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Learning from our students: Being student-centered in an unstable world
John Weng1, Michael C Gleason2
1University of California San Diego.
Recent traumatic events significantly impact students
Area of Science:
- Educational Psychology
- Trauma-Informed Education
Background:
- Recent societal events have introduced widespread trauma.
- This trauma is increasingly impacting students' lived experiences within educational settings.
Purpose of the Study:
- To explore the significant responsibility educators have in acknowledging student trauma.
- To provide strategies for supporting students who bring their whole selves and experiences into the classroom.
Main Methods:
- Qualitative exploration of educator roles in trauma-informed practices.
- Analysis of the impact of societal trauma on classroom dynamics.
Main Results:
- Educators face heightened responsibility to address student trauma.
- Classroom environments are directly influenced by students' experiences with trauma.
Conclusions:
- There is an urgent need for educators to integrate trauma-informed approaches.
- Supporting students holistically is crucial for effective learning environments.
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