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Supporting Refugee Children & YouthTips for EducatorsAs a result of violence and oppression around the world, many families are forced to flee their countriesas refugees.
  • Additionally, they often resettle in high-poverty and high-crime neighborhoods, increasing
exposure to stressful conditions.
  • Additional information is available at
http://traumasensitiveschools.org/ 2Understand the challenges of relocation and acculturation.
  • For many, having to ask for help or rely on others is not their
norm and contributes to stress.
  • Some cultures
may view emotional problems as a weakness in character as opposed to a natural response toadversity.
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