Videos

ACE Resource Clips
The Importance of Early Childhood and Relationships
Don't Count Me Out: ASCD, a national education organization, covers the work of Dr. Tiffany Anderson in addressing student needs, mental health and poverty in Jennings, Missouri (2016).
Screening Guidance in the COVID-19 Era: Considerations for Systematic Screening PK-12 in the COVID-19 Era.
Yoga, Animal Therapy & “Peace Corners”: How Kansas schools are dealing with mental health during the pandemic, featuring Jardine Elementary & Jardine Middle School.
How Childhood Trauma Affects Health Across a Lifetime: A TED Talk by Nadine Burke Harris.

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