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A look at the effect of trauma on learning domains for young children and how educators can be trauma responsive for the whole classroom.

Produktbeschreibung
A look at the effect of trauma on learning domains for young children and how educators can be trauma responsive for the whole classroom.
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Autorenporträt
Katie Statman-Weil has worked in the early childhood field for over ten years. She also holds two masters degrees: one in curriculum and instruction with a focus on early childhood education and another in social work. Further, Katie's clinical expertise is trauma-informed care. Katie has worked as a classroom teacher, a school social worker, and as the executive director of an inclusive nonprofit early childhood center in Portland, Oregon. Rashelle Hibbard worked as a classroom teacher, curriculum and licensing coordinator, and QRIS coordinator for over a decade before becoming the director of education for Peninsula Children's Learning Center, a highly renowned nonprofit early childhood program in Portland, Oregon, that works with some of the city's most vulnerable children and their families. Rashelle has her master's degree in curriculum and instruction with a focus on early childhood education from Portland State University. She is currently an adjunct instructor of early childhood at Portland State. Rashelle is also a member of Oregon's Early Learning Division's Equity Committee, where she brings her voice and her expertise as a Black woman and educator to the equity team.