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They are meant to cause some form of pain to teach a child a lesson.
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Discipline focuses on solutions, not retribution
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REGULATE then RELATE and then REASON.
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The practice of co-regulating with children and youth begins when adults change their focus from the surface behaviors they see in class to the emotions and sensations driving that behavior.
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Our issues with these students are not behavioral, they are regulatory.
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In children, anger is fearβs bodyguard.
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In Van der Kolkβs words, complex trauma occurs when a young person experiences βmultiple, chronic, and prolonged, developmentally adverse traumatic events, most
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Children who have experienced complex trauma exhibit a more pronounced deficit in developmental brain-aligned stress response systems. In other words, this trauma compromises these young peopleβs ability to self-regulate their behavior.
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five hidden wounds of racial trauma, including: 1) internalized devaluation; 2) assaulted sense of self; 3) internalized voicelessness; 4) the wound of rage; and 5) the sense of being a nobody.
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They share how they have learned how to duck bullets before learning to read. This
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Chronic activation of the fear response can damage those parts of the brain responsible for cognition and learning.
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the adversities and trauma of our children and others can create a secondary firestorm inside our own nervous systems.
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This mentor could be another colleague or friend, but it must be a person who lifts us up and assists us in seeing the best parts of ourselves in the worst moments.
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1. Symbolic Gifts A talisman symbolizes ritual and ceremony, which our brains enjoy.
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Nothing is more uplifting than when we serve each other,
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No one speaks of the pain that pain-based behavior causes those who work with them.
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the language of the brain stem is sensation, the language of the limbic system is feelings. When
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high emotional states equate to low logical states,
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According to these scholars, the very event that has caused so much pain often becomes our source of meaning, identity, and a place of familiarity, no matter how dysfunctional it feels or looks.
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An exercise roller is an effective tool in helping a student feel pressure and sensation in the body, which helps him or her focus within the frontal lobe regions of the brain, creating a sensation of feeling the body in the βhere and now.
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Sound. The use of sound is very powerful for engaging a calm response. You can use rain sticks, bells, chimes, and music.
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Our shift comes from viewing discipline not as something that we do to another, but rather as something we want to create within another.
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A dysregulated adult cannot regulate a child.
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The child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth.
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Behavioral management is about adults, not about children
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Tapping: An Emotional Freedom Technique
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Children are the most honest barometers of the health of our communities.
Their disruptive behavior is a call to action to all of usβto tend to the broken links and suffering with compassion and wisdom.β TRAUMA INFORMED POSITIVE BEHAVIOR SUPPORT WEBSITE
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