Abstract
This study explored Kentucky school administrators’ perceptions, knowledge, and beliefs about trauma-informed practices, competence in promoting these practices, and the extent to which school administration preparation programs provided relevant training. Participants reported they were not adequately trained in their school administration programs and believed they needed additional training and support to implement trauma-informed practices. The Culturally Responsive, Trauma-informed Educator Identity framework outlines essential knowledge and skills needed to promote trauma-informed practices, and implications for critical supervision are explored.
Recommended Citation
Wells, T., Taylor, A. J., & Young, R. (2022). Kentucky School Administrator Perspectives on Trauma-Informed Practices: Implications for Critical Supervision. Journal of Educational Supervision, 5 (3). https://doi.org/10.31045/jes.5.3.3
DOI
10.31045/jes.5.3.3