trauma informed education

The Child in the IEP: What Special Education Leaders Need to Know About Trauma — and Why Knowing Isn’t Enough By Dr. Pamela J. Pine, PhD, MPH, MAIA, RCHES, CFRE

There is a child behind every Individualized Education Program (IEP). [...]

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The Public School Funding Argument We’re Not Making — and Why We Need It Now By Dr. Pamela J. Pine, PhD, MPH, MAIA, RCHES, CFRE

For years, debates about public school funding have focused on [...]

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Understanding the Connection Between Childhood Trauma, ACEs, and Student Learning

As educators, we often focus on curriculum, instructional strategies, assessments, [...]

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How Libraries Support Childhood Trauma Prevention, Resilience, and Community Healing By Dr. Pamela J. Pine

When people think about libraries, they often think about books, [...]

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What Librarians Need to Know About Childhood Trauma, ACEs, and the Children Quietly Asking for Safety By Dr. Pamela J. Pine

She arrives every morning before the doors officially open. She [...]

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