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I really liked you presentation and wished I had studied the topic myself just to see what more I can find. This one is somewhat personal to me so it was really refreshing to learn more about it and discover things I hadn't thought about when dealing with someone with emotional disturbance and or bipolar depression.

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Loved the wrap up and take away. Great triad work.

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Nature vs Nurture. great way to discuss the topic of emotional impairment.

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I liked the Think-Pair-Share your group did in the beginning. The short, open dialogue about nature v. nurture was also a nice element to add to the presentation.

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Good information on a subject that is not discussed as much as it should be in our schools.

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The symptoms and triggers section on OneNote is very useful. "Smells" stood out to me; while I know that memory is strongly tied to the olfactory sense, I never considered how this may play out in the classroom.

You all shared airtime well. Very balanced presentation.

Video was comprehensive and informative.

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I liked the donuts as a background for the padlet, next time you could bring some in for the class though...

Great video explaining the different types of emotional disturbances and how they manifest themselves

The time talking with a partner was valuable for me. Brett shared some good strategies with me that I can take into the classroom.

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Liked the opening video and the pair-share so that we remember what we learned from the video. A little overwhelmed with how many personality disorders and mental issues fall under this category.

Liked the quick conversation we had about nature vs. nurture-- got me thinking! -- Darwin's Finches....

Another great resource is Trauma in the Village, a professional development hosted by COSEBOC-- more information about Trauma in the Village here: http://www.newprofit.org/reflections-trauma-village/
and here: http://www.coseboc.org/event/boston-regional-gathering-trauma-village

QR code for padlet! Very fancy - and helpful!