Building Student Resiliency
The Building Student Resiliency course equips educators with the knowledge and strategies needed to support students impacted by adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). Focused on trauma-informed teaching, the program explores how trauma affects the brain, behavior, and learning, while guiding educators in implementing compassionate, proactive, and developmentally appropriate instructional practices. Designed for those working with our youngest and most vulnerable learners, this course emphasizes resilience, relationship-building, and school-wide transformation.
What's included
Information coming soon.
What you will study
Where this program can lead
- Describe the three categories of adverse childhood experiences and their impact on teaching and learning.
- Explain how trauma affects brain development, behavior, and academic performance.
- Apply trauma-informed and resilience-building instructional strategies in the classroom.
- Differentiate interventions to support students’ social, emotional, and behavioral needs.
- Build authentic, trust-based relationships that promote belonging and safety.
- Evaluate and adapt classroom and school practices to align with trauma-informed frameworks.
- Incorporate self-care and reflective practices to reduce burnout and compassion fatigue.
Industry credentials
- Certificate of completion.
Getting started
Our admissions advisors will help you identify career paths, advanced training, and enrollment procedures. Customer & Technical Support is available throughout your course experience via Live Chat, Phone, Email, and Text. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8-5pm CT.
Workforce training. Career education. Flexible online learning.
Academy of World Education is a Texas Workforce Commission approved school offering workforce training and teacher professional development. Programs are delivered fully online so learners can study around work, family, and other commitments.
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