Implementing Trauma-Informed Teaching & Learning Practices to Foster Civility, Inclusion & Learner Engagement

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Mar 1, 2023 3:00 PM — 4:00 PM Wednesday

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CEU

Traumas such as the pandemic, climate change, natural disasters, systemic racism, and health disparities adversely affect mood, behavior, and performance. Trauma-Informed Teaching & Learning (TITL), an evidence-based pedagogical practice, recognizes how trauma affects learning and emphasizes ways to foster connection and academic performance. This timely and interactive workshop highlights the seven principles of TITL to inspire learner engagement and foster inclusive learning environments.

Course Objectives

Discuss the impact of stress and trauma on learning, academic performance, and faculty-student relationships.
Explore Trauma-Informed Teaching & Learning (TITL) practices to foster safe, connected, inclusive learning environments.
Apply a variety of TITL tools to strengthen faculty-student relationships and positively impact learner success.

Speakers

Cynthia Clark, PhD, RN, ANEF, FAAN

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