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Aneli [31]
3 years ago
5

What roles should teachers take when dealing with children and families who have experienced a death and who are in the process

of grieving?
English
1 answer:
Pani-rosa [81]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Teachers can let the students know they are there for any support they may need, or to listen to their grievances and share their concerns. Moreover, they can also keep a constant check on the students to make sure that the students are alright and that they know they are not alone.

Explanation:

It is important that teachers are available to their students who have experienced or are going through personal losses and deaths in the family. They can be a support system for grieving students and help them cope with their loss.

When students are going through such experiences, the teachers can ensure that they are there for the students to cope with their loss. Moreover, if there are people they can go to, then it will be easier for the grieving student(s) to deal with and let them know they have a support system.  

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