Brianne Kramer, Jennifer MckenzieCritical Perspectives for Meeting the Needs of Diverse Educational Communities
Children and Trauma
Critical Perspectives for Meeting the Needs of Diverse Educational Communities
Herausgeber: Kramer, Brianne; Mckenzie, Jennifer
Brianne Kramer, Jennifer MckenzieCritical Perspectives for Meeting the Needs of Diverse Educational Communities
Children and Trauma
Critical Perspectives for Meeting the Needs of Diverse Educational Communities
Herausgeber: Kramer, Brianne; Mckenzie, Jennifer
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Provides teachers, administrators, and others involved in education with an understanding of trauma-informed practices and explains how they can be used in the classroom. Additionally, school districts could utilize this text to implement professional development.
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Provides teachers, administrators, and others involved in education with an understanding of trauma-informed practices and explains how they can be used in the classroom. Additionally, school districts could utilize this text to implement professional development.
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- Verlag: Myers Education Press
- Seitenzahl: 300
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. April 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 150mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 499g
- ISBN-13: 9781975503437
- ISBN-10: 1975503430
- Artikelnr.: 62919677
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Myers Education Press
- Seitenzahl: 300
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. April 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 150mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 499g
- ISBN-13: 9781975503437
- ISBN-10: 1975503430
- Artikelnr.: 62919677
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Brianne Kramer, (Ph.D. in Social Foundations of Education with a minor in Educational Psychology from the University of Toledo) is an Assistant Professor of Education in the College of Education and Human Development at Southern Utah University, where she teaches undergraduate and graduate-level Social Foundations of Education and Educational Research courses. Her research interests include issues of privilege, identity, and resistance in teacher education programs, educational policy, trauma-informed practices in the classroom, and teacher activism. Jennifer M. McKenzie, (Ph.D. in SpecialEducation - Behavioral Disorders from the University of Missouri) is an Assistant Professor of Special Education and the Special Education Program Director in the Department of Teacher Education within the College of Education and Human Development at Southern Utah University. She is currently engaged in research to create a coaching model in the use of evidence-based trauma-informed classroom management practices for classroom teachers.
* Acknowledgments
* Introduction
* Chapter 1: A Bioecological Model for School-Based Trauma Informed
Practice-Theresa Kruczek
* Chapter 2: Trauma, Adversity, and the Classroom Teacher:
Systematically Planning for Safety and Resiliency-Doyle Pruitt and
Peter Kozik
* Chapter 3: Integrated Theories for Integrated Childhoods: How
Bioecological Systems Theory and Relational Cultural Theory Shape
Trauma-Informed Care in Schools-Joel Arvizo-Zavala, Yifat Levenstein,
and Amira Trevino
* Chapter 4: Ensuring the Success of Young Children: Trauma-Informed
Practice in the Preschool Classroom-Marla J. Lohmann, Johanna P.
Higgins, and Jennifer Rossman
* Chapter 5: Understanding the Impact of Trauma on School-Age Children
and Their Families-Jennifer Foster and Aneesh Kumar
* Chapter 6: Helping the Helpers in Education-Jody A. Kunk-Czaplicki
and R. Jason Lynch
* Chapter 7: Research and Teaching Methods for Children Who Have
Experienced Trauma-Meghan Kessler and Michele Miller
* Chapter 8: Relationship Over Reproach: One School’s Efforts in
Fostering Resilience Through Trauma-Informed Practices-Carrie Giboney
Wall
* Chapter 9: A Trauma-Informed School District Case Study: Iron County
School District-Maren Hirschi and Shawn Christiansen
* Chapter 10: Strategies to Meet the Needs of Students with
Trauma-Natalia Assis, Mark Reid, Angela Proctor, and Thomas Brooks
* Chapter 11: The Impact of Trauma on Rural Communities-Susanne James,
Anni Reinking, and Jayme Swanke
* Chapter 12: Trauma’s Impact on Urban School Districts: An Action Plan
for Educators-Jennifer Hernandez
* Chapter 13: The Need for a New Trauma-Informed Framework: Integrating
Social Justice Education-Brianne Kramer
* Chapter 14: rACEism: Addressing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
of African American Youth in K–12 Education and Beyond-Laura
Danforth, John W. Miller, Jr., and Jaqueline Burse
* Chapter 15: Indigenous Methodologies for Teaching in a
Trauma-Informed Health Education Program-Sarah Allen, Rae Deernose,
Alma Knows His Gun McCormick, Shannen Keene, Brianna Bull Shows,John
Hallett, Mark Schure, Suzanne Held, and Christiane Parrish
* Chapter 16: Blurred Lines: Trauma and Educational Disability-Jennifer
M. McKenzie
* Chapter 17: Responding to Trauma: Considerations of Attachment of
Youth in Foster Care-Amanda Hill
* Chapter 18: A Call to Action: Recommendations for Teacher Advocacy in
the Aftermath of 2020-Brianne Kramer, Jennifer M. McKenzie, and John
Rodari Meisner
* Conclusion
* Editor and Author Biographies
* Index
* Introduction
* Chapter 1: A Bioecological Model for School-Based Trauma Informed
Practice-Theresa Kruczek
* Chapter 2: Trauma, Adversity, and the Classroom Teacher:
Systematically Planning for Safety and Resiliency-Doyle Pruitt and
Peter Kozik
* Chapter 3: Integrated Theories for Integrated Childhoods: How
Bioecological Systems Theory and Relational Cultural Theory Shape
Trauma-Informed Care in Schools-Joel Arvizo-Zavala, Yifat Levenstein,
and Amira Trevino
* Chapter 4: Ensuring the Success of Young Children: Trauma-Informed
Practice in the Preschool Classroom-Marla J. Lohmann, Johanna P.
Higgins, and Jennifer Rossman
* Chapter 5: Understanding the Impact of Trauma on School-Age Children
and Their Families-Jennifer Foster and Aneesh Kumar
* Chapter 6: Helping the Helpers in Education-Jody A. Kunk-Czaplicki
and R. Jason Lynch
* Chapter 7: Research and Teaching Methods for Children Who Have
Experienced Trauma-Meghan Kessler and Michele Miller
* Chapter 8: Relationship Over Reproach: One School’s Efforts in
Fostering Resilience Through Trauma-Informed Practices-Carrie Giboney
Wall
* Chapter 9: A Trauma-Informed School District Case Study: Iron County
School District-Maren Hirschi and Shawn Christiansen
* Chapter 10: Strategies to Meet the Needs of Students with
Trauma-Natalia Assis, Mark Reid, Angela Proctor, and Thomas Brooks
* Chapter 11: The Impact of Trauma on Rural Communities-Susanne James,
Anni Reinking, and Jayme Swanke
* Chapter 12: Trauma’s Impact on Urban School Districts: An Action Plan
for Educators-Jennifer Hernandez
* Chapter 13: The Need for a New Trauma-Informed Framework: Integrating
Social Justice Education-Brianne Kramer
* Chapter 14: rACEism: Addressing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
of African American Youth in K–12 Education and Beyond-Laura
Danforth, John W. Miller, Jr., and Jaqueline Burse
* Chapter 15: Indigenous Methodologies for Teaching in a
Trauma-Informed Health Education Program-Sarah Allen, Rae Deernose,
Alma Knows His Gun McCormick, Shannen Keene, Brianna Bull Shows,John
Hallett, Mark Schure, Suzanne Held, and Christiane Parrish
* Chapter 16: Blurred Lines: Trauma and Educational Disability-Jennifer
M. McKenzie
* Chapter 17: Responding to Trauma: Considerations of Attachment of
Youth in Foster Care-Amanda Hill
* Chapter 18: A Call to Action: Recommendations for Teacher Advocacy in
the Aftermath of 2020-Brianne Kramer, Jennifer M. McKenzie, and John
Rodari Meisner
* Conclusion
* Editor and Author Biographies
* Index
* Acknowledgments
* Introduction
* Chapter 1: A Bioecological Model for School-Based Trauma Informed
Practice-Theresa Kruczek
* Chapter 2: Trauma, Adversity, and the Classroom Teacher:
Systematically Planning for Safety and Resiliency-Doyle Pruitt and
Peter Kozik
* Chapter 3: Integrated Theories for Integrated Childhoods: How
Bioecological Systems Theory and Relational Cultural Theory Shape
Trauma-Informed Care in Schools-Joel Arvizo-Zavala, Yifat Levenstein,
and Amira Trevino
* Chapter 4: Ensuring the Success of Young Children: Trauma-Informed
Practice in the Preschool Classroom-Marla J. Lohmann, Johanna P.
Higgins, and Jennifer Rossman
* Chapter 5: Understanding the Impact of Trauma on School-Age Children
and Their Families-Jennifer Foster and Aneesh Kumar
* Chapter 6: Helping the Helpers in Education-Jody A. Kunk-Czaplicki
and R. Jason Lynch
* Chapter 7: Research and Teaching Methods for Children Who Have
Experienced Trauma-Meghan Kessler and Michele Miller
* Chapter 8: Relationship Over Reproach: One School’s Efforts in
Fostering Resilience Through Trauma-Informed Practices-Carrie Giboney
Wall
* Chapter 9: A Trauma-Informed School District Case Study: Iron County
School District-Maren Hirschi and Shawn Christiansen
* Chapter 10: Strategies to Meet the Needs of Students with
Trauma-Natalia Assis, Mark Reid, Angela Proctor, and Thomas Brooks
* Chapter 11: The Impact of Trauma on Rural Communities-Susanne James,
Anni Reinking, and Jayme Swanke
* Chapter 12: Trauma’s Impact on Urban School Districts: An Action Plan
for Educators-Jennifer Hernandez
* Chapter 13: The Need for a New Trauma-Informed Framework: Integrating
Social Justice Education-Brianne Kramer
* Chapter 14: rACEism: Addressing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
of African American Youth in K–12 Education and Beyond-Laura
Danforth, John W. Miller, Jr., and Jaqueline Burse
* Chapter 15: Indigenous Methodologies for Teaching in a
Trauma-Informed Health Education Program-Sarah Allen, Rae Deernose,
Alma Knows His Gun McCormick, Shannen Keene, Brianna Bull Shows,John
Hallett, Mark Schure, Suzanne Held, and Christiane Parrish
* Chapter 16: Blurred Lines: Trauma and Educational Disability-Jennifer
M. McKenzie
* Chapter 17: Responding to Trauma: Considerations of Attachment of
Youth in Foster Care-Amanda Hill
* Chapter 18: A Call to Action: Recommendations for Teacher Advocacy in
the Aftermath of 2020-Brianne Kramer, Jennifer M. McKenzie, and John
Rodari Meisner
* Conclusion
* Editor and Author Biographies
* Index
* Introduction
* Chapter 1: A Bioecological Model for School-Based Trauma Informed
Practice-Theresa Kruczek
* Chapter 2: Trauma, Adversity, and the Classroom Teacher:
Systematically Planning for Safety and Resiliency-Doyle Pruitt and
Peter Kozik
* Chapter 3: Integrated Theories for Integrated Childhoods: How
Bioecological Systems Theory and Relational Cultural Theory Shape
Trauma-Informed Care in Schools-Joel Arvizo-Zavala, Yifat Levenstein,
and Amira Trevino
* Chapter 4: Ensuring the Success of Young Children: Trauma-Informed
Practice in the Preschool Classroom-Marla J. Lohmann, Johanna P.
Higgins, and Jennifer Rossman
* Chapter 5: Understanding the Impact of Trauma on School-Age Children
and Their Families-Jennifer Foster and Aneesh Kumar
* Chapter 6: Helping the Helpers in Education-Jody A. Kunk-Czaplicki
and R. Jason Lynch
* Chapter 7: Research and Teaching Methods for Children Who Have
Experienced Trauma-Meghan Kessler and Michele Miller
* Chapter 8: Relationship Over Reproach: One School’s Efforts in
Fostering Resilience Through Trauma-Informed Practices-Carrie Giboney
Wall
* Chapter 9: A Trauma-Informed School District Case Study: Iron County
School District-Maren Hirschi and Shawn Christiansen
* Chapter 10: Strategies to Meet the Needs of Students with
Trauma-Natalia Assis, Mark Reid, Angela Proctor, and Thomas Brooks
* Chapter 11: The Impact of Trauma on Rural Communities-Susanne James,
Anni Reinking, and Jayme Swanke
* Chapter 12: Trauma’s Impact on Urban School Districts: An Action Plan
for Educators-Jennifer Hernandez
* Chapter 13: The Need for a New Trauma-Informed Framework: Integrating
Social Justice Education-Brianne Kramer
* Chapter 14: rACEism: Addressing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
of African American Youth in K–12 Education and Beyond-Laura
Danforth, John W. Miller, Jr., and Jaqueline Burse
* Chapter 15: Indigenous Methodologies for Teaching in a
Trauma-Informed Health Education Program-Sarah Allen, Rae Deernose,
Alma Knows His Gun McCormick, Shannen Keene, Brianna Bull Shows,John
Hallett, Mark Schure, Suzanne Held, and Christiane Parrish
* Chapter 16: Blurred Lines: Trauma and Educational Disability-Jennifer
M. McKenzie
* Chapter 17: Responding to Trauma: Considerations of Attachment of
Youth in Foster Care-Amanda Hill
* Chapter 18: A Call to Action: Recommendations for Teacher Advocacy in
the Aftermath of 2020-Brianne Kramer, Jennifer M. McKenzie, and John
Rodari Meisner
* Conclusion
* Editor and Author Biographies
* Index