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eBook Details:
Full title: Teaching After Witnessing a School Shooting: Echoes of Gunfire 1st Edition
Edition: 1st
Copyright year: 2021
Publisher: Peter Lang Inc., International Academic Publishers
Author: Edward Mooney, Jr.
ISBN: 9781433185069, 9781433185083
Format: PDF
Description of Teaching After Witnessing a School Shooting: Echoes of Gunfire 1st Edition:
Imagine the hours and weeks after you’ve witnessed a school shooting. You run the emotional gamut between disorientation and severe anxiety. When you return to the classroom, you’re unsure how to cope. Your classroom used to be a safe space; is it still? In this book, the experience of two teachers before, during and after they witnessed school shootings are analyzed to determine the effects of these incidents on their lives. In one case, a teacher who observed a shooting of one student by another, struggled with severe Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Her issues, along with actions by school administration, led to her psychological disability. In the second case, at a different school, another teacher watched a gunman randomly firing at students; he was able to continue teaching. A comparison helps to understand the psychological and organizational factors that affect educators who witnessed a school shooting. This book would be critical in courses training school administrators, and for those teaching graduate research courses. In addition, this would be useful for mental health professionals and emergency responders seeking to get a glimpse into what teachers who witness school shootings are going through.
