By Jessica Bolton Petronis, Jacqlyn M. Zarabba, Chuck Emig, and Ray W. Christner
Get guidance from a team of experienced school psychologists, as you learn about common types of student anxieties and how to spot issues that impact learning.Get guidance from a team of experienced school psychologists, as you learn about common types of student anxieties and how to spot issues that impact learning.
Along with situational triggers and related thoughts, behaviors, and feelings students experience, you learn evidenced-based interventions to implement in school and virtual instruction — equipping you to identify, evaluate, and appropriately address students' anxiety.
From social anxiety and school phobia to selective mutism, you get real-life examples of how anxiety manifests plus guidance to:
- Determine if virtual learning should be considered for a child with anxiety
- Make classroom modifications to ease students' distress
- Respond appropriately to students with anxiety brought on by traumas
- Address how social media and societal tensions impact students' anxiety
- And more!
