Episode 15 | Managing Anxiety in the Classroom — Strategies that Support Learning
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Episode 15 | Managing Anxiety in the Classroom — Strategies that Support Learning
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Anxiety can quietly interfere with learning, behavior, and confidence — especially in the classroom. In this episode of The Whole Child Advocate, Dominique McLellan, BCASE, explains how anxiety shows up at school and shares practical strategies parents and educators can use to support students with compassion and clarity.
You’ll learn:
Early signs that anxiety is impacting learning
The difference between anxiety-driven avoidance and noncompliance
Classroom strategies that reduce stress and support engagement
How parents can partner with teachers without feeling like they’re overstepping
Why emotional safety is foundational to learning
💡 Quick Takeaway: When we reduce stress, we increase learning capacity.
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