"Get out", she yelled as Raheem continued to flip over desks. "I didn't even do nothing", he belched. "Just get out!", she yelled. This is a very common example of coping mechanisms employed in a moment of frustration. The teacher isn't able to employ higher level coping mechanisms (I will discuss why) and the child is exhibiting typical trauma-expressed behavior by applying aggressive coping mechanisms. Explore this interesting topic with me...
Teacher & Student Coping Mechanisms During Conflicts
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"Get out", she yelled as Raheem continued to flip over desks. "I didn't even do nothing", he belched. "Just get out!", she yelled. This is a very common example of coping mechanisms employed in a moment of frustration. The teacher isn't able to employ higher level coping mechanisms (I will discuss why) and the child is exhibiting typical trauma-expressed behavior by applying aggressive coping mechanisms. Explore this interesting topic with me...
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May 31, 2021
Making Mama Proud: Trade Places W/ An Abused Child: Episode 5
<p>There are children who are abused at home. You want to argue with them at school because they're being difficult? Trade places with them. No. That's not realistic so as teachers and adults you must have compassion and empathy. And then you must employ strategies to manage them.</p>
May 31, 2021
Coping Mechanisms Episode 3: Classroom Conflict Scenario
<p>Executive functioning is learned. It's the adults responsibility to teach children how to cope when their emotions are high. This is a failure when you, the adult, find yourself yelling at or arguing with a student.</p>
May 30, 2021
Executive Functioning- Life Isn't Black & White: Episode 4
<p>Executive functioning, which includes emotional regulation, is not inherent, it has to be developed. It is the responsibility of the adult teacher to have developed their own executive functioning in order to regulate their own emotional-self so that they do not exacerbate the situation with the child student. One overlooked issue students struggle with (besides a horrific social setting) is self-identity. This Podcast takes a look at executive functioning and a bi-racial (black & white) child's struggle with self-identity, ultimately choosing comfort with Hispanic people on his journey to Spanish Harlem at eight years old.</p>
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