College

Buchtel College of Arts and Sciences

Date of Last Revision

2023-05-08 17:29:36

Major

Early Childhood Inclusive Teacher Preparation

Honors Course

EDCI 430

Number of Credits

3

Degree Name

Bachelor of Science in Education

Date of Expected Graduation

Spring 2023

Abstract

More than 3.1 million children a year are either abused or neglected (The State, 2022). During my student teaching this semester, I have seen first-hand the importance of trauma-informed learning in the classroom. How we teach our children has changed a lot throughout time, but change can be very important in making sure that students get the most out of their education and making sure that they can be productive members of society once they graduate and go out on their own. Trauma-informed learning is one big change happening in education. Trauma-informed learning is an understanding of how trauma can impact learning and behavior on the children in the classroom and how it can be used to help support students with trauma who may have a harder time in school. This literature review seeks to analyze how trauma-informed learning can help students in the classroom and to use this information to explain why it should be thoroughly taught within EDFN 220 Educational Psychology as well as how I believe it should be done.

By teaching trauma-informed learning early on in their degree, future teachers will better understand how to implement trauma-informed learning. By receiving an education about trauma-informed learning in college and not just once the teacher is being trained by a trauma-informed school, the teacher will go into job interviews already being trauma-informed and ready to help students as soon as they start.

Research Sponsor

Renee Mudrey

First Reader

Gail Evanchan

Second Reader

Sarah Cooey

Honors Faculty Advisor

Dr. Lynn Kline

Proprietary and/or Confidential Information

No

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