Keynote BET-C 2020

 
 

Practical Trauma-Responsive Social and Emotional Learning Strategies for the Classroom

* Wednesday October 28th 9:00 am - 10:00 am 

The purpose of this presentation is to build your capacity to integrate and infuse trauma-sensitive social and emotional learning (SEL) strategies into your classroom. Strategies for building youth social and emotional learning competencies while maintaining an engaging classroom learning environment will be demonstrated. Techniques for ending power struggles and responding effectively to disruptive behavior will be modeled. Simple ways to differentiate classroom behavioral support based on youth behavioral need will be shown.

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Dr. Gregory J. Benner, Ph.D.

Helen and Pat O'Sullivan Professor, University of Alabama

Dr. Benner has a knack for grassroots collective impact—getting whole communities including families, child welfare, mental health, and schools on the same page to meet needs of the whole child. In February 2018, he received the Presidents’ Award from the Northwest PBIS Network for his for outstanding leadership of social and emotional learning and PBIS. He is co-founder of the Tacoma Whole Child Initiative and led implementation efforts for the six years of this transformative effort. He also served Professor and Executive Director of the Center for Strong Schools at the University of Washington – Tacoma.

Breakout Session

* Wednesday October 28th 12:10 pm - 1:10 pm

Practical Trauma-Responsive Strategies for Youth with Emotional and Behavioral Challenges 

In this session, we demonstrate practical function-based behavioral interventions for students with emotional and behavioral challenges. We provide practical demonstrations on how these interventions can be applied in the classroom and as standard protocol interventions. This workshop is critical to educators or service providers who work with youth with emotional and behavioral challenges. Practical and doable strategies will be modeled. Real world video examples of each strategy will be shown. We will provide an engaging, user-friendly approach for social and emotional learning strategies with students who need them most.

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