“Essential Trauma-Informed Teaching Strategies” by Concordia University’s Room 241 teamĪngela Watson’s Truth for Teachers podcast ep.142: Trauma-Informed Teaching There are so many excellent resources out there to help you become a more responsive educator, but here are three great primers:įostering Resilient Learners by Kristin Souers with Pete Hall In this episode, Danielle and Hugh talk a lot about the components of trauma-informed teaching.
More ideas and resources for teachers and librarians… Sign up for the YA Reads Monthly Newsletter! Want book recommendations delivered to your inbox? *21:24 Danielle shares how her trauma affected her in the classroom *18:24 Hold Still by Nina LaCour, and her podcast for writers, Keeping A Notebook *9:43 Tyler Johnson Was Here by Jay Coles *5:54 We share our favorite parts of Pilu of the WoodsĬOMING UP NEXT WEEK: IN THE KEY OF NIRA GHANI BY NATASHA DEEN ORDER YOUR COPY TODAY! *1:00 We chat about Hugh’s newest book, Torment, and his experiences visiting middle school classrooms Your support makes this podcast possible. If you decide to purchase this book, please consider doing so through our affiliate links. These Show Notes use Amazon Affiliate Links for your convenience. Can the two girls help each other find peace among turmoil? She meets Pilu, a young tree spirit who feels her mother doesn’t love her. After Willow gets in a fight with her sister, she runs away to the woods to calm down. Pilu of the Woods is a graphic novel following an episode in Willow’s life after the death of her mother.
Hunter joins Danielle for a discussion of Trauma-Informed Teaching and YA books that touch on grief, like Pilu of the Woods by Mai K.
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