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From Producing to Reducing Trauma: A Call for \Trauma-Informed\ Research(ers) to Interrogate How Schools Harm Students
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Petrone, Robert
, Stanton, Christine Rogers
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American Indian Students
/ At risk students
/ Biomedicine
/ Child Development
/ Critical theory
/ Definitions
/ Educational Environment
/ Educational Methods
/ Educational Research
/ Experience
/ Indigenous Populations
/ Native education
/ Research Methodology
/ Research Needs
/ REVIEWS/ESSAYS
/ School Role
/ Social History
/ Student Behavior
/ Trauma
/ United States History
2021
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From Producing to Reducing Trauma: A Call for \Trauma-Informed\ Research(ers) to Interrogate How Schools Harm Students
by
Petrone, Robert
, Stanton, Christine Rogers
in
American Indian Students
/ At risk students
/ Biomedicine
/ Child Development
/ Critical theory
/ Definitions
/ Educational Environment
/ Educational Methods
/ Educational Research
/ Experience
/ Indigenous Populations
/ Native education
/ Research Methodology
/ Research Needs
/ REVIEWS/ESSAYS
/ School Role
/ Social History
/ Student Behavior
/ Trauma
/ United States History
2021
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From Producing to Reducing Trauma: A Call for \Trauma-Informed\ Research(ers) to Interrogate How Schools Harm Students
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Petrone, Robert
, Stanton, Christine Rogers
in
American Indian Students
/ At risk students
/ Biomedicine
/ Child Development
/ Critical theory
/ Definitions
/ Educational Environment
/ Educational Methods
/ Educational Research
/ Experience
/ Indigenous Populations
/ Native education
/ Research Methodology
/ Research Needs
/ REVIEWS/ESSAYS
/ School Role
/ Social History
/ Student Behavior
/ Trauma
/ United States History
2021
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From Producing to Reducing Trauma: A Call for \Trauma-Informed\ Research(ers) to Interrogate How Schools Harm Students
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From Producing to Reducing Trauma: A Call for \Trauma-Informed\ Research(ers) to Interrogate How Schools Harm Students
2021
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Overview
Although \"trauma-informed education\" has gained momentum across the United States in recent years, a question remains neglected by the research community: How can education research inform understandings of \"trauma-informed\" approaches when education itself is trauma-producing for many students? This article (1) explores limitations of trauma-informed educational scholarship, particularly its reliance on individualized, biomedical understandings of trauma; (2) articulates theoretical reconceptualizations for subsequent research to account for historical trauma and ways schools and research inflict harm on students; and (3) calls for expansion of relational, participatory, and humanizing methodologies. Overall, we argue for a shift from research that focuses on \"trauma-informed education\" to scholarship that enacts a sociohistorical trauma-reducing framework to more effectively interrogate the intersections of trauma, schooling, and research.
Publisher
SAGE Publishing,SAGE Publications,American Educational Research Association
Subject
/ Trauma
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