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Address Students’ Race-Based Stress and Trauma
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The recent, tragic deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery and many more has caused race-based stress and trauma across the nation. Learn about the school counselor’s role in addressing this stress and trauma and how this work aligns with the ASCA National Model and the ASCA Mindsets & Behaviors for Student Success. Download accompanying handout here.
Earn 0.1 CEUs/1 contact hours for this webinar by purchasing and passing the corresponding quiz found in the Specialists and Exams section of the Online Store. Search by keyword of the webinar title to find the exam in the online store. CEU exams are available for three years following the live webinar.
Learning objectives:
After attending this webinar you should be able to:
- Acknowledge and address current events that cause race-based stress and trauma
- Discuss the realities of race-based stress and trauma and see how this plays out in students’ lives
- Identify next steps in becoming culturally sensitive and competent
Presenter:Damien Sweeney, Ed.D., Program Coordinator for Comprehensive School Counseling, Kentucky Department of Education
Original air date: June 9, 2020
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