Belonging: A Relationship-Based Approach for Trauma-Informed Education
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Belonging: A Relationship-Based Approach for Trauma-Informed Education

by Daniel A. Hughes, Sian Phillips, Deni Melim

Education Psychology Trauma-Informed Care
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Belonging examines how a relationship-based perspective can inform trauma-informed education. With a focus on connection and inclusion, Daniel A. Hughes, Sian Phillips, and Deni Melim consider the role of belonging in educational settings and provide a framework for educators seeking to understand learning through relationships.

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Belonging explores a relationship-based approach to trauma-informed education.

Daniel A. Hughes, Sian Phillips, and Deni Melim focus on the importance of relationships within educational settings.

The book addresses belonging as a central consideration for educators working with learners affected by trauma.

It offers a foundation for understanding education through the connected perspectives of relationships, trauma awareness, and inclusion.

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