Discover the profound impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and trauma on student learning in our workshop, "ACEs and Trauma: The Effects on Student Learning." This workshop is tailored for educators, administrators, counselors, and school staff who are dedicated to understanding and addressing the needs of students affected by trauma.
Participants will explore:
- Understanding ACEs: Gain a comprehensive understanding of what ACEs are, the various forms they take, and their prevalence in the student population.
- Impact of Trauma on the Brain: Learn about the neurobiological effects of trauma and how these changes can influence cognitive functions, emotional regulation, and behavior in students.
- Behavioral and Academic Implications: Examine how trauma manifests in the classroom, affecting academic performance, attention, memory, and social interactions. Recognize the signs of trauma and understand its long-term implications on student development.
- Trauma-Informed Teaching Practices: Equip yourself with effective strategies to create a supportive, trauma-informed learning environment. Learn techniques to modify teaching practices, classroom management, and interactions to better support students who have experienced trauma.
- Building Resilience and Support Systems: Understand the role of protective factors and resilience in mitigating the effects of trauma. Explore ways to build strong support systems within the school and involve families and communities in the healing process.
Administrator
Counselor
Educators