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Accommodating Traumatized Children in the Classroom

Edwin Martin June 16, 2022

Children scarred by trauma require extra time and energy. How should schools respond to these students? Can we be flexible enough in our methods and expectations to accommodate them? How can school boards help bear the load to keep teachers from burning out?

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