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Should educators include trigger warnings in lesson planning?

July 12, 2023

Via: K-12 Dive

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Wolfsdorf acknowledges that trigger warnings are a complicated subject. He suggests teachers should consider how they will assist students if something in the classroom occurs that proves to be triggering — whether there were warnings or not.

He encourages teachers to have tools ready to help their classes. For example, he said educators can allow students to leave a classroom whenever they want if they feel they need a break or have become triggered.

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