
Creating Trauma-Informed, Strengths-Based Classrooms
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Trauma-informed, strengths-based classrooms are built upon three core aims: to support children to build their self-regulatory capacities, to build a sense of relatedness and belonging at school, and to integrate wellbeing principles that nurture growth and identify strengths. Taking conventional approaches to trauma one step further, teachers may create a classroom environment which helps students to meet their own needs in a healthy way and progress academically.
Based on the successful Berry Street education strategies pioneered by the authors, this book also includes comprehensive case studies, learning points and opportunities for self-reflection, fully supporting teachers to implement these strategies within the classroom.
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- Intro
- Creating Trauma-Informed, Strengths-Based Classrooms
- Cover
- Of related interest
- Title page
- Copyright
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Authors' Note
- A note about privacy
- A note on pronouns
- Preface
- 1. Introducing Trauma-Informed, Strengths-Based Classrooms
- Purpose of this book
- This book is for you
- What is trauma?
- The impact of trauma
- The healing power of the classroom
- The cycle of trauma
- Ready to focus
- Introducing trauma-informed classrooms
- Healing dysregulated stress responses
- Support students' attachments
- What do we mean by strengths-based?
- Introducing positive psychology
- Our developmental approach
- A focus on strategies
- An invitation
- 2. Understanding the Effects of Childhood Stress and Trauma in the Classroom
- Understanding stress and trauma
- Survival strategies
- Adverse childhood experiences
- Understanding stress
- Stress at school
- Enduring stress
- The window of tolerance
- The developing brain
- Neurodevelopment and learning
- Unpredictability = Risk
- Unmet needs
- Revisiting Kain, Rhiana, and Cassie
- Summary and conclusions
- Self-reflection checklist
- 3. A Developmentally Informed Approach to Learning
- A proactive and pre-emptive approach
- Trauma-informed, strengths-based classrooms
- Introducing Body
- Introducing Relationship
- Introducing Stamina
- Introducing Engagement
- Introducing Character
- Trauma-informed, strengths-based approach
- Levels of intervention
- Embedding the strategies
- Creating a shared language
- Consistent and firm expectations
- Rhythm and repetition
- Teacher observation and feedback
- Revisiting Jalen
- A long-term investment
- Self-reflection checklist
- 4. Body
- Introducing Body
- Bottom-up regulation
- Top-down regulation
- De-escalation
- Stress and de-escalation
- Stress and the body
- Mindfulness
- Present, centered, and ready to learn
- Learning to breathe
- Self-regulation
- Co-regulation
- Decision fatigue and ego depletion
- Ready to Learn Scale
- Ready to Learn Plans
- Teachers' self-regulation
- The triage conversation
- Revisiting Dev
- Some concluding thoughts
- Self-reflection checklist
- 5. Relationship
- Beyond student interests
- The importance of student-teacher relationships
- Attachment theory
- Attachment and co-regulation
- Neuroception and polyvagal theory
- Neuroception in the classroom
- Unconditional positive regard
- Pathways to unconditional positive regard
- Power within relationships
- Bucket and dipper theory
- The triage conversation
- Revisiting Sasha
- Some concluding thoughts
- Self-reflection checklist
- 6. Stamina
- Building stamina in the classroom: A set of top-down strategies
- The experience of learning
- Micro-moments of expansion
- Window of tolerance
- Understanding stamina
- Growth mindset
- Shifting mindsets
- Supporting growth mindsets
- Self-reflection for growth mindsets
- Person and process praise and feedback
- Emotional intelligence
- Building emotional intelligence
- Emotional intelligence through savoring
- Building savoring capacity
- Resilience
- Resilient self-talk
- Introducing mindhooks
- Stamina for independent learning
- Stamina graphs
- Stamina thermometers
- the triage conversation
- Revisiting Talia
- Some concluding thoughts
- Self-reflection checklist
- 7. Engagement
- Student engagement
- Uncovering our students' true motivations to change
- The Decisional Balance Framework
- Flow theory
- Applying flow theory to the classroom
- The importance of goals
- Flow Checklist
- The transformative power of positive emotions
- Broaden-and-build theory
- Positive primers
- The triage conversation
- Revisiting Riley
- Some concluding thoughts
- Self-reflection checklist
- 8. Character
- Starting with strengths
- Developing character
- A focus on strengths
- The VIA framework of strengths
- Building understanding of character strengths
- Signature strengths
- Identifying signature strengths
- Spotting students' strengths
- Using character strengths
- Strengths in balance
- Strengths-based questioning
- Gratitude
- Hope
- Developing waypower and willpower
- the triage conversation
- Revisiting Zane
- Some concluding thoughts
- Self-reflection checklist
- 9. Moving Forward
- A developmental journey
- From bottom-up to top-down
- bottom-up and Top-down integration
- Limitations of this book
- Involving parents, carers, and families
- School-community partnerships
- Special educational needs
- Culturally responsive pedagogy
- A simplification of science
- Biases in the research
- Future directions for the field
- Future directions for you
- Returning to values
- Finishing with gratitude
- References
- Subject Index
- Author Index
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