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Two teachers talking trauma, teaching and spilling the tea. Join us, Addison & Lauren, as we explore the learning discovered through our implementation of trauma informed practices. What does it mean to spill the tea? We recognize that the reality of teaching is not always rainbows and butterflies. One day the calming area works and the next day it doesn’t. We’re here to spill the tea (share the truth) about how tough this job can be, while offering research, recommendations, and takeaways for your own room. Be sure to follow us on Instagram @podcastingwithTheT
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Episode 6: Brain Breaks + Movement
In this episode, listen as Lauren and Addison discuss the "why" behind brain breaks and movement in the classroom: 1. Impacts of movement in the body in general 2. Impacts of movement as it relates to cognition 3. Strategies you can implement in your classroom TODAY!
Episode 5: Recognizing Basic Needs & Brain Science
In this episode, listen as Lauren and Addison layout students' basic needs and some of the brain science connected to it: 1. How to identify and approach basic needs (sleep, food/drink, and temperature) 2. Ways to active the vagus nerve 3. The importance of validating stress symptoms
Episode 4: Unpacking Restorative Practices
In this episode, listen as Lauren and Addison dive into the key components of restorative justice as it relates to trauma informed practices: 1. Why is restorative justice a MUST in the educational system today 2. Altering the mindset before implementing the practices 3. How to implement community circles 4. Repairing harm in a restorative way
Episode 3: School-Wide Implementation: An Interview with an Administrator
This week Lauren and Addison have all of their dreams come true: they've convinced the world's best assistant principal to sit down and hash out all things trauma responsive. Tiffany Wilson is an educator of over 20 years, serving as an elementary teacher, site instructional coach and now assistant principal. She comes with a breadth of knowledge on the subject as well as years of experience doing the work. Everything about this discussion that makes this episode the best one yet!
Episode 2: Setting Up Your Trauma Responsive Classroom
In this episode, listen as Lauren and Addison break down 4 different pieces required to setting up a trauma responsive classroom: 1. Create a sense of belonging 2. Accommodate needs through literal classroom setup (from desk configuration to color schemes) 3. Provide oxytocin opportunities 4. Designate a space for students to calm down
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