What
This organization breaks SEL into 5 segments while promoting SEL at the national level
What is CASEL
Research has demonstrated that this benefits all students while promoting mental health
What is SEL or trauma-informed practice?
I must do this before before I can help others
What is help myself or be self-aware?
The three animals we can use to describe the three major areas of the brain
What are the lizard, dog, and owl?
The zone between our comfort and panic zones
What is growth zone?
The three pillars of trauma-informed care
What are safety, stress management, and sense of belonging?
His framework establishes that basic human needs must be met before we can be our best
Who is Maslow?
The number of choices to give when helping another de-escalate
What is three?
In survival mode or high stress we do not have access to the part of our brain that controls this which means we might not understand right from wrong
What are morals?
These need not look alike but ultimately must go in the same direction if Big T is to have a trauma-informed culture
What are arrows?
Trauma-informed practice must be authentic and therefore takes place in the context of this; the basis of all trauma-informed care
What is a relationship?
We need to increase SEL because human beings do not leave their stories/issues/problems at this location
What is the door?
In order to break down barriers, and to build trust and respect we must take a risk and be willing to do this
What is be vulnerable?
This is always a form of communication
What is behavior?
The fight or flight response is controlled by this part of the brain
What is the brain stem or lizard brain?
This SEL term means we do not judge others, but do care for others no matter what
What is unconditional positive regard?
SEL must be on-going and long term because people are not these and therefore are not "fixed"
What is a lawnmower?
Therapeutic pause is the fancy term for this, which often prompts the other person to speak without leading them
What is silence?
Before even considering the possibility of change people are said to be in this stage according the Theory of Change
What is precontemplation?
Removing this is the first step in attempting to prevent escalation
What is the trigger?
These consequences seek to repair damage to a relationship or group environment
What is restorative?
Concern about the increase of this in schools has been a driving cause for additional mental health and SEL support
What is violence?
A good I-statement de-escalates while avoiding this
What is judgement?
When behavior that successfully served a purpose elsewhere is no longer effect in a new setting, we call the behavior this
What is maladaptive?
The teaching moment occurs when a student returns to this after an escalation
What is baseline or calm?