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Register for our Facilitated Trauma-Informed Support for Students Blended Learning Course

Many students are impacted by trauma, and educators need to understand  how experiencing traumatic events can manifest in a variety of student behaviors.
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At a Glance

In this facilitated course, educators will learn about the physiological, psychological, and behavioral impact of trauma on students and how to work with your multi-tiered support system (MTSS) in your school to support learners with trauma.

Topics

  • Trauma
  • Trauma-Informed Practices

Outcomes

  • How trauma affects the brain
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National Education Association

Last Updated: 03/23/2022

Details

Session Length

Variable

Session Format

Blended

In this facilitated course, educators will learn about the physiological, psychological, and behavioral impact of trauma on students and how to work with your multi-tiered support system (MTSS) in your school to support learners with trauma.

  • Course runs May 9 to June 17
  • Registration closes April 29, 2022

In this course you will also learn:

  • How trauma affects the brain
  • How you can support students with trauma using Tier 1, 2, and 3 interventions
  • What school systems should be in place to help kids with trauma
  • How educators can connect families to support services
  • Strategies to de-escalate situations
  • Ethical considerations when supporting students with trauma

NEA blended learning courses offer you an online classroom environment with peer-to- peer exchange and instructor feedback. In addition, all NEA online blended learning courses run six weeks and are facilitated by NEA trained blended learning course instructors—and provide a certificate for 15-hours of professional development upon completion.

Disclaimer: NEA Blended Learning course participants are encouraged to review the laws and procedures particular to their home state or country regarding the acceptance of NEA 15 contact hours for professional credit.

Note: NEA blended learning courses are offered at no cost to NEA members. Non-members may register for a $100 fee.

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