The Essential Role of Paraprofessionals in Trauma-Informed Classrooms

Paraprofessionals play a vital role in under-resourced schools, providing academic, emotional, and physical support to students. Beyond assisting teachers, they build trust, help regulate student emotions, and recognize trauma-related stress responses. By accommodating diverse learning styles, paraprofessionals help all students engage meaningfully with their curriculum. As liaisons between students, teachers, and families, they foster communication and advocacy, making schools more inclusive and supportive.

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