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How to Discuss Tragedy with Middle and High School Students

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Overview

Whether confronted with the untimely death of a classmate, senseless school shootings, or destructive natural disasters, secondary students often need help understanding, making sense of, and dealing with tragedy. It can be especially difficult for many middle and high school teachers, who may be struggling with their own questions such as: "What is my role," "How much do we share," "What supports do I need to have available to students I see so infrequently or only know so well?" Join Dr. Michelle Anthony as she discusses how educators can best support learners when tragedy strikes. She will provide suggestions and strategies for discussing these difficult topics with children in grades 7-12.

Details

Status: Available On-Demand
Subject: Cross-curricular
Last aired on: Wednesday, January 23, 2019 @ 3:00 PM EST
Duration: 30 minutes
Credit Hours: 0.5
Categories: Administrator Resources, Communication & Collaboration, Diversity & SEL, School Safety
Tags: administrator resources, counseling, dealing with grief, discussing tragedy, high school, middle school, natural disasters, school safety, secondary students, tragedies, tragedy, violence

Reviews (76)

 
Very good!
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Very informative and appropriate in our time.
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Great information and eye opener.
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thanks
 
super information
 
good info
 
Everyone needs to work together to support our students. Very good info.
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Good information for helping students.
 
Thank you
 
Very good information!
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