Supporting all students through Trauma-Informed practices (K-12)
Presented by Brian Mitchell
We know students come into the classroom with baggage, but why is it so hard to support and educate simultaneously? This session will explore strategies to build relationships with students, improving their experience and behavior in your class. We will discuss how students' significant life events shape their emotional state as well as how to apply trauma-informed practices for the benefit of all students.
We know students come into the classroom with baggage, but why is it so hard to support and educate simultaneously? This session will explore strategies to build relationships with students, improving their experience and behavior in your class. We will discuss how students' significant life events shape their emotional state as well as how to apply trauma-informed practices for the benefit of all students.
Brian Mitchell is a National Certified Counselor, who began working in Bozeman with the School and Family Engagement, Trauma-Informed (SAFE-TI) program. He currently serves as a school counselor at Chief Joseph Middle School in Bozeman and is in his seventh year in education. His wife also works at CJMS as an 8th grade teacher.
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