I have really tried to evaluate what I am saying and what my goal is. Always trying to remember trauma is not a choice for them and neither is their behavior.#FHSDLearns
A5: I have been lucky and attended the Trauma Informed this year. Reading this book reaffirms you can never hear or be reminded too much about trauma. #fhsdlearns
A4: More than anything else, I put a lot of time into building relationships. Not just "what did you do last night?" But truly getting to know the student and being genuine about it #fhsdlearns
A3: The explanation of the parts of the brain and what each does is huge. Knowing which part of the brain in child in functioning in helps me know how to better help them. Explains more of the WHY. #fhsdlearns
A2: All of the above. It is a roller coaster of emotions. Looking at Billy and his story from different angles: teacher, parent etc...But also more confident the more I learn about trauma #FHSDLearns
Q1: On page 2, students need 1. less stress and less overwhelm, 2.better teacher-student relationships, 3. better peer relationships, 4. more fun #FHSDLearns