Supporting Students with Traumatic Brain Injury: Key Insights and Interventions
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This presentation by Dr. Pat Sublette, Oregon's Traumatic Brain Injury Education Coordinator, explores the causes, incidence, and impact of traumatic brain injury (TBI) in students aged 0-21. It provides a comprehensive overview of the challenges faced by these students and discusses effective interventions and support strategies. Understanding the brain's complexities, including its weight and the connections between neurons, is crucial for educators and caregivers in helping affected students succeed in their educational environments.
Supporting Students with Traumatic Brain Injury: Key Insights and Interventions
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1. Supporting Students with Traumatic Brain Injury Pat Sublette, Ph.D
Oregon Traumatic Brain Injury Education Coordinator
The Teaching Research, Eugene
2. Outline Causes
Incidence
Impact
Perspectives
Challenges & Interventions
Support
3. CAUSES OF BRAIN INJURY 0-21
4. The Brain About 3.5 pounds
3 day Jello
10 billion neurons
Each neuron connects with others
average of 10,000 synapses Pass around Jello brainPass around Jello brain