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1. Childhood
Trauma

2. Table of contents
01. What is trauma?
02. Possible causes
03. Consequences and behaviors in the classroom
04. Working with students experiencing trauma
05. References

3. 01.
What is
trauma?
Childhood trauma

4. "Trauma would be the impact that produces suffering
as a consequence of exposure to events that
jeopardize the physical-emotional integrity and
safety of people. In these situations, the person may
feel overloaded and overwhelmed by not having
sufficient resources to cope or adequately overcome
such event"
—M.ª Dolores Rodríguez Domínguez (2023)

5. What is childhood trauma?
When we talk about childhood trauma, we refer to the impact that a potentially
traumatic situation has generated or is generating in a child. This state of trauma
can affect the child in his or her...
Development Learning

6. Possible
causes
02.
Causes of childhood trauma

7. Causes of childhood trauma
Although we tend to think that a trauma is caused by a single event that generates post-
traumatic stress disorder, there are situations that, repeated over time, can leave a similar
imprint. In this way, experts distinguish between:
Simple trauma Complex trauma
Due to a serious but one-time event
such as, for example, living through or
witnessing an accident
Prolonged situations over time such as bullying,
physical or psychological abuse (direct or indirect),
emotional neglect, community violence in at-risk
contexts, etc.

8. 03.
Consequences of
trauma
Behaviors or signs

9. Behaviors or signs
Some of the consequences or signs that this disorder exists will be more or less severe
depending on the circumstances:
Poor school performance
Learning difficulties
Withdrawal or isolation
Sleep problems
Eating problems
Emotional management problems
Difficulty in interacting with others
Generalized anxiety
Panic attacks

10. 04.
Working with students
experiencing trauma
What to do in the classroom

11. What to do in the classroom
Given the overall impact of trauma on learning, if we have a case of a student with this
circumstance, it is important to:
01. Know the student and his or her personal history
02. Analyze and recognize the signs to see the limitations
03. Adopt the curricular measures required by the student
04. Be empathetic and understanding, and offer the student the support he or she needs

12. 05.
References
For further reading

13. References
● Asociación PETALES (s.f.) Cómo afecta el trauma en el entorno escolar https://xn--
petalesespaa-khb.org/como-afecta-el-trauma-en-el-entorno-escolar/
● Rodríguez, M.D. (2023). Trauma, familia y educación. Experiencias y perspectivas.
JONED. Journal of Neuroeducation 4(1): 38-51. doi: 10.1344/joned.v4i1.42374

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