What Trauma-Informed Educators Need to Know About Student Behavior in Weeks 3–6 of School

Trauma-Informed Classroom
Written by Rachel Levy

The third and fourth weeks of school often bring a noticeable shift in student behavior. This article helps educators interpret those changes through a trauma-informed lens and respond with co-regulation, curiosity, clear boundaries, and repair.

Rachel Levy
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