The Trauma-Sensitive Classroom: Building Resilience with Compassionate Teaching

8 reviews for The Trauma-Sensitive Classroom: Building Resilience with Compassionate Teaching

1. CM

   Rated 4 out of 5

   September 17, 2020

   Good information

   A little dry but good information

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   M. Moody

   Rated 5 out of 5

   November 7, 2019

   An Increasingly Important Read for Any Teacher or Administrator

   As a former foster child, current foster parent, and secondary and university educator, I love this book and I give it a heartfelt recommendation. Thi...More

   As a former foster child, current foster parent, and secondary and university educator, I love this book and I give it a heartfelt recommendation. This is a good read for anyone who is interested in going into teaching, who currently teaches, or who works alongside teachers in the profession. Kids are more and more anxious, they struggle with current and past trauma, and most teachers aren't trained on how to handle it. This book is a great way to reflect on our current practices and also get in touch with ourselves in order to better serve students who have suffered traumatic experiences, or who could use some more socio-emotional support. Great read! It should be a part of any classroom management course.

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   Maria Frosch

   Rated 5 out of 5

   September 8, 2019

   Must Have Read For All Educators

   This book is a must have for all educators. It discusses how students from adversity present themselves in the classroom. It also discusses what we as...More

   This book is a must have for all educators. It discusses how students from adversity present themselves in the classroom. It also discusses what we as teachers can do to help these students cope with their difficulties. I have found the 8nformation in 5his book to be invigorating and very helpful to me. I am currently using the information gained in this book to update my classroom management plan and overall teaching practices.

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   Wendy Baron, MA

   Rated 5 out of 5

   April 6, 2019

   Informative, inspiring, essential reading for educators

   Patricia Jennings highlights the need for educators to understand ways to support students with adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). Drawing on her m...More

   Patricia Jennings highlights the need for educators to understand ways to support students with adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). Drawing on her many years of mindfulness and other contemplative practices, Tish shows us the way to more connected, compassionate relationships and calm, focused, attentive students. A must read!

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   tricia hendrickson

   Rated 5 out of 5

   March 29, 2019

   Awareness is the key!

   Have worked in the special education field for 27 years. Get for all teachers, assistants and those working with children of all ages!

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   Ouzola Customer

   Rated 5 out of 5

   January 6, 2019

   Another Relevant and Empowering Book by Patricia Jennings!

   This book is another game changer for me. Her last book Mindfulness for Teachers paved the way for how teachers can utilize mindfulness to regulate th...More

   This book is another game changer for me. Her last book Mindfulness for Teachers paved the way for how teachers can utilize mindfulness to regulate their own responses to classroom experiences. This book gives yet another way teachers can become empowered to help their students through regulating their own emotions.As a classroom teacher, it's easy to feel overwhelmed, stressed and helpless but this book provides a simple road map to begin to find solutions that empower the teacher, rather than waiting for something in our education system to change.I lead a yearlong book study of her last book with fellow teachers and will be sure to organize another one with this book.Thank you for your service to the teaching profession! This book is a must read!

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   BuzzEB

   Rated 5 out of 5

   January 5, 2019

   Must-Read

   This is an outstanding book which should be required of all pre-service & classroom teachers. You will never look at students the same way again!

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   J Cotler

   Rated 5 out of 5

   December 29, 2018

   Excellent Book - Must read

   Excellent book. I have been to some of her keynote lectures - she is inspirational.

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