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1. futureready.org › implementation-guide › implicitImplicit Bias and Cultural Sensitivity Training – Future Ready

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   Effective school leaders prioritize implicit bias training to ensure cultural sensitivity so that predictability of academic success or failure based on social, economic, or cultural factors are inconsequential.

2. www.edweek.org › leadership › k-12-diversity-equityK-12 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Trainings: Are They ...

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   K-12 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Trainings: Are They Divisive or Effective? By Ileana Najarro — March 04, 2022 13 min read. Daniel Kelvin Bullock, Durham Public Schools Executive Director...

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   How can schools promote trauma sensitivity?

   • Educate others. Educating community partners about trauma, trauma-sensitive practices, and outcomes related to trauma sensitivity can help schools maintain energy and focus. Bringing this awareness beyond the school grounds also supports further partnership with community members and other youth-serving systems.

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   Can cultural training increase professional sensitivity?

   • “The charitable hope is that this kind of cultural training will actually increase professional sensitivity in a way that will help reach students who might otherwise find themselves needlessly alienated by the schools that serve them,” said Max Eden, an education research fellow for the right-leaning think-tank American Enterprise Institute.

   K-12 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Trainings: Are They Divisive or

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   How do schools prepare for trauma sensitivity?

   • Specific methods of collecting qualitative and quantitative data to assess change should be formally identified as part of a school’s preparation for trauma sensitivity. Qualitative data may be collected through focus groups and interviews with staff, students, and families; observations of how things have changed; and case studies.

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   What is a trauma-sensitive approach?

   • A trauma-sensitive approach is different from existing universal supports already in place for students at our school. 2. Trauma sensitivity would add significant value to existing practices and approaches at our school. 3. Trauma sensitivity is consistent with our school values and culture. 4.

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4. www.k12dive.com › news › should-districts-requireShould districts require implicit bias training for educators?

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   May 28, 2019 · Implicit bias training can help lessen racial disparities in a school district and help close opportunity gaps as teachers better understand their own reactions toward students and the effect these biases have on them.

5. www.educationnext.org › sensitivity-trainingSensitivity Training - Education Next

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   Jul 13, 2006 · Sensitivity Training. Nathan Glazer. The Language Police: How Pressure Groups Restrict What Students Learn. By Diane Ravitch. Alfred A. Knopf, 2003, $24; 255 pages. Broadly defined, “political correctness” means being excessively sensitive to the fact that almost anything one says or writes can be found objectionable if one searches far ...

6. www.oscil.org › sensitivitySensitivity Training Workshop | OSCIL

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   The Sensitivity Training Workshop and Booklet are steps toward creating a more inclusive, understanding, and supportive environment for everyone. This training is designed to be an engaging and practical journey through the disability spectrum complete with real-world strategies and examples for navigating the world sensitively and inclusively.

7. safesupportivelearning.ed.gov › building-traumaBuilding Trauma-Sensitive Schools | National Center on Safe ...

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   Building Trauma-Sensitive Schools. Resources included in the Building Trauma-Sensitive Schools component of the Training Package introduce all school staff to the concept of trauma sensitivity and provide examples of trauma-sensitive practices that can be adopted in the classroom and schoolwide.

8. safesupportivelearning.ed.gov › sites › defaultLeading Trauma-Sensitive Schools Action Guide - ed

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   Trauma-Sensitive Schools online module, to provide school leadership with a roadmap and tools for implementing a trauma- sensitive approach schoolwide, including recommendations for using various components of the Trauma-Sensitive Schools Training Package .