This podcast will focus on education. Some important topics will be: life as a new teacher, teaching in urban and/or low-income schools, view-points on the educational system, & more. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/broken-crayons-still-color/support
In this episode I talk about how ACEs affects the brain-physiologically & psychologically, & some long term impacts of ACEs. This ep. is a (small) look into how the brain works. So make sure to really listen. :) Below is a link to the website that I referenced & directly quoted from. https://www.cdc.gov/violenceprevention/childabuseandneglect/aces/fastfact.html
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This is the first part of an explanation of what A.C.E.s is & what it means to be trauma informed. This is a basic but necessary introduction to the topic.
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This podcast delves into a situation that occurred at my school & the lack or resources that are present for children. I have had training in ACEs & Childhood Trauma, but our children need more than just our in class supports. We need a community of support-regrowth, healthy interactions, positive enforcement, which should not only come from a teacher
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This podcast sheds some light on things I wish I knew before I started teaching. I hope this will help you ask the necessary questions, or as a veteran teacher- help you mentor/assist a newer teacher in your building. Or at least it hopefully makes you laugh.
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