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Trauma-Informed Toolkit: Calming Corner
Trauma-Informed Toolkit: Student Self-Regulation – Calming Corner
While it is important to have a response strategy for student meltdowns, it is equally important to make sure supports are put in place to prevent negative behavior from occurring in the first place. Utilize a classroom calming corner where students can go briefly to get away from a frustrating task or an overstimulating activity. Check out below to learn how to set up your classroom calming corner today!
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