Information for Families and Caregivers The AACAP Extends its Deepest Sympathies To Those Impacted By Hurricane Katrina The AACAP offers disaster resources to Gulf Coast families and caregivers. Some useful guides in starting a dialogue with children and adolescents include: Facts for Families English Helping Children After a Disaster Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Children and Grief When to Seek Help for your Child Where to Seek Help for your Child Spanish Ayudando a Los N ...

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Responding to Violent Events By Building Community: Action Ideas for Students and Schools Written by Sam Diener in consultation with the staff of Educators for Social Responsibility http://www.esrnational.org 1-800-370-2515 For help in talking with and listening to students responding to the trauma of violent events, please see our guide. We've also provided free lesson plans to help you teach about the ramifications of the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon Posted Septe ...

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Examples Spelling Web Here: Home > Ways Children Can Help > Bush Asks President Bush Asks for Help from Children Related Topics Ways Children Can Help Ways Teens Can Help Fighting Intolerance Children and teens throughout the country have helped in various ways to ease the pain of families of those lost in the September 11th disaster. Some have written letters, some have made donations, and others have organized projects to raise funds. Children in Afghanistan are als ...

CHILDREN'S THREATS: WHEN ARE THEY SERIOUS? No. 65 Updated (01/02) Every year there are tragedies in which children shoot and kill individuals after making threats. When this occurs, everyone asks themselves, "How could this happen?" and "Why didn't we take the threat seriously?" Most threats made by children or adolescents are not carried out. Many such threats are the child's way of talking "big" or tough, or getting attention. Sometimes these threats are a reaction to a perceived hurt, ...

Children and Trauma: Reflections on the World Trade Center Disaster Children's Reactions to the Sept.11, 2001 World Trade Center Attack It's strange to see people on the streets of New York and know that somewhere inside their heads they are thinking about the same thing as every other American. Remember the Towers! The sky-line will never be the same. We will never be the same. Rebuild in Peace. Our nation will become a stronger nation and we will overcom ...

Children and Violence [Resources] [9/11] March 2005 Red Lake, Minnesota (USA) - As the U.S. news media was focused on moral dilemmas and steroids, in Red Lake Minnesota a teen killed a relative, took his police car, and proceeded to Red Lake High School where he went on a killing spree with his collection of guns and body armor. The reports were that despite his circumstances and many warning signs, nobody among his peers in that close-knit community, reported the ...

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From Crisis to Community: How Schools Can Respond to the Tragic Events of September 11, 2001 In the aftermath of the September 11 tragedy, children and young people are struggling to deal with their feelings and to make sense of what is happening in the world. Schools must respond to these immediate needs. At the same time, the tragic events call upon our nation to forge a broader vision of education-one in which we commit to educating young people for living in a democratic society. ...

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TEACHERS AND STUDENTS: Join Beacon High School's WORK BRIGADES TO NEW ORLEANS IN JULY. The brigade is especially seeking a teacher chaperone for July 8-15, 2006. For more info, please click here. ESR Metro (Educators for Social Responsibility Metropolitan Area), a non-profit organization, works in public schools and community organizations throughout New York City to help teachers, youngsters, parents, and youth activists build skills, knowledge and community. Through our programs ...

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Helping Children Deal With Tragedy* General strategies for schools and teachers: Some general advice for parents and caregivers: General strategies for schools and teachers: Assure children that they are safe and that schools are well prepared to take care of all children at all times. Maintain structure and stability within the schools. It would be best, however, not to have tests or major projects within the next few days. Have a plan for the first few days back at s ...

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How to Talk with Students in Crisis Situations Source Reference: Le Sueur-Henderson Community Schools, MN Prevention Stage: 1. Continue to be genuinely interested in the emotional health of all students in your classes. Keep yourself psychologically healthy and model self-care to your students (how to work out problems, deal with stress, etc.) 2. Let students know through the respect you show them in class as well as verbally that you are available to listen. You don’t ...

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Major Components of a Comprehensive Crisis Prevention Program For Schools Crisis Prevention: Strategies aimed a preventing a crisis from occurring:Yes No Has your school conducted a safety audit?___ ___ If discovered, have the identified problems in security, safety and communication been corrected?___ ___ Did the audit include prevention education regarding student/staff personal safety, drug abuse prevention, violence prevention (including gangs, harassment, and bullies), confli ...

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Model School Crisis Management Plan Virginia's schools are responsible for the safety of more than one million students. While safety is always a priority, this responsibility takes on added urgency during times when the commonwealth and nation are threatened by terrorism. The Virginia Department of Education offers the Model School Crisis Management Plan for use by local educators and law enforcement officers in developing or refining school division-level and building-le ...

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WW-07414 Revised 2005 CONTENTS Advice for Parents and Teachers Violence Prevention Resources for Educators Bullying Resources Circle of Support: Intervention and prevention program from the University of Minnesota Copyright © 2005 Regents of the University of Minnesota. All rights reserved. The news of yet another tragic school shooting has affected this state deeply. We think of the lives lost and the young people touched by ...

Responding to a School Crisis: Tips for Educators in Elementary and Secondary Schools By Helen Fitzgerald, CT and Carly Cohen Fox April 26, 2002 The day begins like any other day. Students arrive smiling and chatting, ready for a day of school. They gather in the hallways, talking, slamming lockers, then coalesce into their classrooms. Classes begin. No one suspects that this might be anything other than the normal, hectic, active school day. And then, crisis! Perhaps a teacher has colla ...

RESPONDING TO CRISIS CRISIS Team Intervention Procedures Step 1 - Problem Identification 1. Convene the school Crisis Response Team. 2. Principal becomes Incident Commander. 3. Identify the problem and determine the degree of impact on the school. 4. Principal or designee confirms the incident with reliable resources: law enforcement immediate family school district personnel, and/or community agency personnel, e.g. Mental Health, or Group Home worker 5. Principal coll ...

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BECOME A MEMBER NOW SIGN IN FAQ search HomeSubjectsLesson PlanningThemesClassroom ManagementNew ContentECardsNewsletters This free monthly newsletter offers information on working with exceptional children. Archive | Subscribe | Newsletter Center November 2002 Chances are you have already been involved in developing an Individualized Education Program (IEP) for a student, and have experienced firsthand how challenging and time-consuming the p ...

BECOME A MEMBER NOW SIGN IN FAQ search HomeSubjectsLesson PlanningThemesClassroom ManagementNew ContentECardsNewsletters This free monthly newsletter offers information on working with exceptional children. Archive | Subscribe | Newsletter Center November 2002 Chances are you have already been involved in developing an Individualized Education Program (IEP) for a student, and have experienced firsthand how challenging and time-consuming the p ...

BECOME A MEMBER NOW SIGN IN FAQ search HomeSubjectsLesson PlanningThemesClassroom ManagementNew ContentECardsNewsletters This free monthly newsletter offers information on working with exceptional children. Archive | Subscribe | Newsletter Center November 2002 Chances are you have already been involved in developing an Individualized Education Program (IEP) for a student, and have experienced firsthand how challenging and time-consuming the p ...

Strategies for Parents and Teachers Strategies to Assist Children Manage Stress During disasters, many families suffer from the onset of sudden stress. Severe stress can disrupt functioning. Overtime, relief from stress enables families to eventually reestablish equilibrium. Informed intervention can speed up this process and in many instances can prevent serious problems later. On the other hand, families that were dysfunctional (prior to the disaster), will not be cured through inte ...

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Teachers, counselors and classmates make up a child 's "second family." They, too, have strong feelings when a "family member" experiences a death. These guidelines have been prepared by bereaved parents, surviving children, school personnel and professional caregivers in an effort to help those who want to help a child. The Grief of Children Children tend to express grief in their ways of behaving. They act out their feelings and emotions. We cannot always know what they are thi ...

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Introduction 1. Overview of Crisis Response 2. The Trauma Response: Internal Factors 3. The Trauma Response: External Factors 4. Long-Term Stress Reactions 5. Death and Dying 6. Crisis Intervention and Death Notification 7. Crisis and the Continuum of Age 8. Cultural Perspectives on Trauma 9. Post-Trauma Counseling 10. The Spiritual Dimension of Trauma 11. Group Crisis Intervention Techniques 12. Coordinating a Crisis Response Team 13. Managing the Media in Crisis Situations 14. Pr ...

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DEALING WITH TRAGEDY Tips and Resources for Teachers and Parents To help you cope with the effects of the horrific terrorist attacks in New York, Washington, and Pennsylvania, both as educators and as parents, we have compiled a list of tips and resources focused on helping children through these difficult times. We also encourage you to read this thoughtful article by Robert Evans, Ed. D., Helping Children Cope with Tragic Loss, and to share your own tips with other teachers and p ...

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HOME | • LESSON PLANS | TEACHING TIPS | RESOURCE PICKS | ASK JUDIE | CONTACT United We Stand by Judie Haynes On September 11, 2001 all Americans became victims of terrorism. As the "unthinkable" became reality, something precious was stolen from us and from our children. Whether we live in New York City, San Francisco, or somewhere in between, we have all been deeply touched by the horror of this attack. . Americans will never forget the events of September 11, 2001. In our schools one ...

Links to Additional InformationHelping Children Cope with Crisis Advice for Parents and Teachers America has suffered an unprecedented attack. The scenes of destruction and carnage broadcast from the World Trade Center in New York, the Pentagon in Northern Virginia, and the crash site southeast of Pittsburgh raise particular issues for teachers and parents. The Department of Education and the National Association of School Psychologists offer the following advice for helping children d ...

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News | About Us | Professional Development | Resources and Legislation | Grant Administration | Technical Assistance Sunday, June 11th, 2006 Center for Safe Schools > What's New What's New Governor's Institute for Educators Improving Academic Achievement by Improving School Climate July 23 - July 28, 2006 - Bloomsburg University Governor Edward Rendell invites you to attend the 2006 Pennsylvania Governor’s Institutes for Educators. These Institutes are part of a series of summer profe ...

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