Webinar | How Play Pedagogy Supports Students Impacted by Trauma
Provider: Longworth Education
Why Eduye Selected This
Selected for its practical guidance on trauma-informed play pedagogy, helping teachers build emotionally safe, resilient classrooms
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Price
Original price: NZ$80
Facilitator
Dr. Sarah Aiono, CEO of Longworth Education
Description
In this one-hour on-demand webinar, Dr. Sarah Aiono explores the connection between trauma-informed practice and play pedagogy—and how educators can create learning environments that support emotional safety, regulation, and resilience.
You'll learn:
• The neuroscience of trauma and its impact on behaviour and learning
• Why play is a powerful tool for emotional regulation and recovery
• The principles of trauma-informed teaching within a play-based context
• Practical strategies for creating safe, responsive, and empowering learning spaces
• How to integrate trauma-aware thinking into everyday classroom decisions and interactions
This webinar is ideal for teachers, leaders, and support staff seeking to understand how to use learning through play to foster wellbeing and connection in the wake of trauma.
Format
1-hour pre-recorded webinar.
Suitable For
Primary and early years teachers, learning support coordinators, behaviour specialists, and pastoral care teams.
Webinar | How Play Pedagogy Supports Students Impacted by Trauma
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