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Attitudes related to trauma-informed care

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Promoting Trauma-Informed Competencies In Public School Teachers And Staff, Stephanie Stern Aug 2022

Promoting Trauma-Informed Competencies In Public School Teachers And Staff, Stephanie Stern

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Childhood trauma is prevalent among today’s students. When educators implement trauma-informed practices in schools, student behaviors and learning typically improve. It is thus important that educators are trained in and have positive attitudes, knowledge, and beliefs toward trauma-informed care. However, high proportions of educators report that they do not receive trauma-informed training, and research regarding the effectiveness of professional development in trauma-informed care is limited. The present study examined whether educators’ knowledge, attitudes, and beliefs regarding trauma-informed care differed by grade level of students worked with and previous professional development experiences in trauma-informed care, as well as tested the effectiveness …