iSTEP-GLOBAL experts share practical classroom strategies for supporting traumatized children who exhibit behavior difficulties. Participants learn trauma-informed strategies to create a safe, supportive, and structured classroom environment. Through real-world examples and evidence-based techniques, this short-course empowers teachers to foster resilience, build trust, and effectively manage challenging behaviors while promoting positive student outcomes.
This independent short-course is also available as part of the deep dive trauma-Sensitive Schools course. Click on link
https://istep-global.com/our-courses/
Who is the course designed for
The course has been designed for educators, support staff, and paraprofessionals who deliver services directly or indirectly to children, adolescents, and teachers in the public, private, and international sectors. Relevant professionals include teachers, school counselors, adjustment counselors, child-care staff, college counselors, education-related health professionals, educational psychologists, juvenile-detention and youth prison educators, and social workers.
Organizations include independent/private, public, and international preschools, middle schools, elementary schools, high-schools, colleges, residential settings, juvenile detention centers, and children’s homes.
Course duration & pacing
✓ 30 minutes to 1 hour
✓ Self-paced learning
✓ Recommended over 1 to 2 weeks
Course availability
✓ Available online for 12 months
Course certificate
✓ Following course completion, click on the link to download your Certificate of Course Completion with the stated number of continuing professional development (CPD) hours.
Course credits
✓ 1 point toward future courses
Course objectives
- Participants will learn 8 strategies for addressing a traumatized student’s behavior:
- Strategies involve within class strategies and ways of working with support systems including caretakers.
Books, video, websites & academic references
Books, video, websites and academic references are provided to help educators access and explore rigorous practice and research findings.
Open AI
You are advised to utilize ChatGPT to ask questions throughout lessons. To ask your questions, open the ChatGPT search page (click on the link below or copy the link into your browser).
NB: There is no research evidence to support ChatGPT strategies for individual client’s mental health.
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