Be The Exception In Special Education
Be The Exception In Special Education
Dawn Ellis
50. Trauma Informed Classroom Strategies for the SPED Teacher
29 minutes Posted Mar 11, 2021 at 11:00 am.
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Our students come to us with so much background and history. There are pieces that can be traumatic and those affect their daily behavior in the classroom. So how do we deal with trauma in our students, how do we help them be successful in spite of their past?

In this week’s episode I am joined by Rachel from Safe Space Teaching who will share with us strategies for creating a trauma informed classroom. Her tips are easy to put in place, but have a huge impact on learning.

In this episode you will learn:

 

  • The benefits of having systems in place to respond to behavior
  • How to adapt small things in your classroom for a big impact
  • How to consider your own habits and triggers
  • About understanding the role of what your students bring to the classroom 

 

Connect with Rachel from Safe Space Teaching

Rachel’s Website:

https://www.safespaceteaching.com/ 

Rachel’s Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/_safespaceteaching/ 

The Trauma Supportive Classroom Method

https://www.safespaceteaching.com/trauma-course 

Freebie, Classroom Trauma Checklist:

https://crafty-builder-9196.ck.page/940da297ee

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