Separation anxiety is super common and considered healthy and normal in early childhood development. But when a child has difficulty performing routines, like coming to school, it can impact heavily upon family and school life. Here are some tips for teachers when supporting kids through their separation anxiety. 
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Separation Anxiety Hints and Tips for Teachers

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Recently we facilitated this webinar on trauma-informed practice. We had a huge response and during the Q&A; we received more than 70 questions - far too many to cover in our 1- hour session!
It was clear that the topic you were most interested in hearing about was behaviour management strategies. We heard you! As promised, we took those questions to our experts and we’ve recorded this podcast episode to answer some of them. 
[Behaviour Resources]
“Sitting down and reasoning is quite often very challenging for kids who have experienced trauma, and you need the foundational aspects of your relationships with educators and with others and capacity to regulate as well before you get to that higher order functioning skill of being able to reason.” - Dr Emily Berger.
As you’ll hear in the recording, research shows that students who have experienced trauma have diverse needs when it comes to emotional regulation. 
Our behaviour management collection contains resources, blogs, and podcasts to support your trauma informed practice. 
Catch up on the original Q&A; webinar here.
Professor Martin and Dr Berger's template for a school trauma-informed practice policy is available here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bonus Episode: Trauma Informed Practice - FAQs

Hi teachers! We're back in your feed with a recording from a webinar that had a lot of teachers talking last week. If you'd like to watch the full recording (with the presenters' slides), you can check that out here.
Check out our webinars page for details about past and future events as well.
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Webinar - Trauma Informed Practice

We asked, and you guys came through with the goods. All we can say is "WOW (really?!)". 
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What's the Weirdest Gift Teachers Have Received?

The longer you teach, the more weird and wonderful the end of year gifts get! Today we reflect on our favourite gifts from students. Teachers, what's the best gift you've ever had from a little student?
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Talking Teacher Gifts!

As adults we know that feeling of picking up a pen for the first time in a while (say, after the glorious summer school holidays!). Kids can often let their fine motor skills lapse over the lengthy summer break. Today we're giving you ideas for helping your students head into the break with some excellent fine motor skills, and some fun things they can do at home to retain them! 
Fine Motor Activities
Dinosaur Fine Motor Skills Resource Pack
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Separation Anxiety Hints and Tips for Teachers

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