Embracing Trauma in the Classroom by Samuel Z. Shelton - ISBN: 9781041203025
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Trauma shapes learning; understand it to transform social justice education.
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Embracing Trauma in the Classroom

Tools for Transformative Teaching and Learning

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  • Paperback

    290 pages

  • Release Date

    15 September 2026

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Summary

Embracing Trauma in the Classroom articulates a framework for understanding trauma not as a merely biological or individual reality, but as a social production that is inseparable from systems of power and oppression. Drawing from social theorists, educators, and on-the-ground activists, this book considers how a politically conscious understanding of trauma rooted in the lived experiences of oppressed and dehumanized people can trouble and reform social justice education.

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Book Details

ISBN-13:9781041203025
ISBN-10:1041203020
Author:Samuel Z. Shelton
Publisher:Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:Routledge
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:290
Release Date:15 September 2026
Dimensions:152mm x 229mm
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Embracing Trauma in the Classroom by Samuel Z. Shelton - ISBN: 9781041203025
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Embracing Trauma in the Classroom reminds us that teaching and learning are interrelated, and of the impact that trauma-informed pedagogies and teaching can have on the current state of higher education. The author also emphasizes the strong connection between vulnerability and possibility in the classroom. This is the kind of book that gives us courage to meet our students on a deep human level through trauma-informed teaching. This is such an important resource for scholars and practitioners alike who are committed to transformative teaching and learning.”

Alissa Stoehr, PhD, associate teaching professor of women’s and gender studies and sociology at Iowa State University

About The Author

Samuel Z. Shelton

Samuel Z. Shelton holds an M.A. in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. Their teaching and scholarship address topics in critical trauma studies, critical disability studies, queer and trans studies, and transformative justice movements.

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