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Teachers’ Greater Perceived Knowledge of Trauma Linked with More Favourable Attitudes and Less Burnout
Teachers are required to meet the needs of trauma-affected students. While training improves teachers’ knowledge of trauma-informed care, it is not systematically implemented, risking teacher burnout and student progress. This cross-sectional survey investigated teachers’ perceived knowledge and att
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