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Scholastic Teaching Solutions The Educator's Guide to Building Child and Family Resilience
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Drawing on research by the Yale Child Study Center, Mayes and Myers show us how trauma affects the developing brain and share classroom-based strategies that use the power of students' and families' own stories to promote social-emotional well-being. Educators learn ways to leverage this student-focused, story-centered work to build key literacy skills.
- Connected to the work and research of the Yale Child Study Center-Scholastic Collaborative
- Each chapter includes interactive lessons and activities connected to the skills in the resilience framework and aligned to key language arts learning goals
- Includes stories, model responses, and artifacts from classrooms across the country
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Drawing on research by the Yale Child Study Center, Mayes and Myers show us how trauma affects the developing brain and share classroom-based strategies that use the power of students' and families' own stories to promote social-emotional well-being. Educators learn ways to leverage this student-focused, story-centered work to build key literacy skills.