Resource Library on Trauma & Young Children
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Early childhood educators in all settings are becoming increasingly aware of the presence of trauma and its wide reaching impact on children. Educators also often wonder how they can best support children and families in their care who are affected by trauma. This resource library introduces key concepts and provides trauma-sensitive strategies that can be used directly in the classroom.
NAEYC’s Resource Library on Trauma & Young Children is an essential toolkit of resources for all early childhood educators. The library includes:
- An interactive learning module that includes a presentation from author Sarah Erdman on basics every teacher needs to know about trauma
- The E-Book: “Trauma & Young Children: Teaching Strategies to Support and Empower”
- A digital copy of NAEYC's award winning journal Young Children, July 2020 edition "From Good Guidance to Trauma-Informed Care"
- 3 bonus trauma presentations
Learning Objectives
- Learn the basics of trauma and its effects on children
- Understand how all children can benefit in trauma-informed programs
- Share tips for classroom practices and teacher self-care
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Resource Library on Trauma & Young Children
*Please note that you will be prompted to login or create a free NAEYC account before you add the Resource Library to your shopping cart in the NAEYC Online Store.
All sales are final. Upon purchase, you will receive two confirmation emails - 1 with a link to your online learning package and 1 with download instructions for your E-Book. You will have access to the learning module and presentations for 180 days. The E-Book and PDF of Young Children are yours to keep.