Explore a transformative journey into Trauma-Informed Pedagogy through this TEDx talk by Nathaniel Freeman, recorded at the University of Montana Western. Discover how teaching at the Missoula County Juvenile Detention Center shaped Freeman's approach to education, emphasizing the power of expressive arts and community-building in transforming the lives of incarcerated youth. Gain insights into challenging traditional educational methods and learn how empathy and creative engagement can break cycles of trauma and foster resilience among vulnerable students. Delve into Freeman's personal challenges and professional shifts as he shares his experiences and reflections on working with at-risk youth. This 15-minute presentation, part of TEDxUniversity of Montana Western's multidisciplinary forum, offers valuable perspectives on innovative educational approaches and their potential to create positive change in challenging environments.
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What I learned teaching incarcerated youth | Nathaniel Freeman | TEDxUniversity of Montana Western
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