What does ARC stand for?
a. Attachment, Regulation, Competency
b. Affection, Relaxation, Capacity
c. Attachment, Response, Capability
d. Affection, Regulation, Capability
a. Attachment, Regulation, Competency
Name the trauma response: Student becomes escalated in class, standing up from their seat and crossing the room towards a peer with their fists raised while beginning to yell and make verbal threats.
Fight
During our ARC PD on 8/31 we described this relationship as our schools most secure attachment. What is it?
Our relationship with each other as staff
I once said, I am going to go in the road... to DIE, and was in the parking lot.
Leah
Name this show

Game of Thrones
This ARC Block is essential to our everyday work with the students. It helps us understand our own emotional responses in order to keep them in check when responding to behaviors or supporting students throughout the day
a. Identification
b. Caregiver Affect Management
c. Routines & Rhythms
d. Executive Functions
b. Caregiver Affect Management
Name the trauma response: When asked to line up, student does not want to leave the activity and begins to walk in the opposite direction. When redirected student ignores staff and keeps walking. Staff approaches and student picks up the pace, running in the direction of the parking lot.
Flight
When observed with children, this attachment style uses their parent as a safe base to explore the world, expresses distress when separated, and easily accepts comfort when the parent returns
Secure Attachment
Although I am a fan favorite now, I used to be the riskiest. When I first started I was little, loved to build Spider Man arms, and also heard voices sometimes so bad I needed headphones.
Omar
" I said what I said" and "where is your scooter", are infamous lines from this _____ housewife.
Nene Leakes
This tends to happen when you absorb the pain and suffering of others by repeatedly listening to their traumatic stories, impacting your overall well-being.
a. Empathy
b. Vicarious Trauma
c. Trauma Experience
D. Trauma Response
b. Vicarious Trauma
Name the trauma response: A student is tantruming in the classroom and staff step in to address the behavior. When teacher attempts to resume class, another student is observed sitting at the desk with their head down, seemingly ignoring instruction and staring off into space when spoken to.
Freeze
What attachment style does Donkey present with?
a. Avoidant
b. Anxious
c. Disorganized
b. Anxious
I used to carry clocks, wear peacoats, and am OBSESSED with the titanic.
Rowan
What movie are we from, and who is in charge of us?
Nightmare before Christmas
Oogie Boogie
This theory is important to keep in mind in our school because a student's behavior may be influenced by factors we cannot see, do not know about, or have happened in the past.
a. Ghost Theory
b. Backstory Theory
c. Iceberg Theory
c. Iceberg Theory
Name the trauma response: A student is working with a partner who is disagreeable to everything and begins to scream and become argumentative towards the student when offered suggestions. For the duration of the game, the student defers to whatever his partner chooses and attempts to avoid further conflict.
Fawn
Disorganized Attachment: This type of attachment is a combination of ambivalent and avoidant, and then some. Child has severe difficulty attaching and demonstrates inconsistent styles making behaviors hard to predict. Name a student who demonstrates this type of attachment.
Kerizma, Rowan, Gennae, Karter, CJ
I once told staff I would "dig my way out of the time out room, and was going to leave this place a one star google review"
Jaylen
Similar to our own daily school team assembles, crime fighting, and seeing things we have never seen before, the Marvel Avengers Movie came out in 2012. Before they got help for Civil War, name the 6 original team members.
*Bonus 10 if you name the villain of the movie.
Captain America, Thor, Iron Man, Hulk, Hawk Eye, Black Widow
Villain: Loki
A psychological phenomenon where someone shifts their own personal emotions, past experiences, and unconscious conflicts onto the student.
a. Countertransferance
b. Blaming Others
c. Ignoring
d. Therapisting
a. Countertranserferance
What are the "four Fs" of trauma response? Give a scenario of each....
Fight, Flight, Freeze, Fawn
Often common for children in the foster system or orhanges, emotional withdrawal, muted emotions, unexplained emotional outbursts, boundary-free friendliness, need for control, and overly familiar behavior are often traits of this attachment disorder.
Hint: West Wing
Reactive Attachment Disorder
Clinical update, do you listen to us? Not counting our most recent (KG), name 4 CCGC students who have had an inpatient hospitalization.
Omar, Keymonni, Jonil, Angel, Eon, Lily, Leah
Bonus 20: King, Camdyn, and Jerry B.
Where did the Skipper, the professor, and Mary Ann get stuck?
Gilligan's Island