<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><item href="/news/talking-about-school-violence.html" dsn="news"><title>Talking with Children About School Violence, Advice from School Psychology Professors </title><item_date>06/01/2022 11:25:20 AM</item_date><author>Anne Wilson, Director of Communications</author><image><img src="/news/images/pexels-august-de-richelieu-talkingtochildrenaboutviolence.jpg" alt="A father sits with his son, the child looks concerned"/></image><image_caption>A father talks with his son (Image, pexels: August De Richelieu)</image_caption><thumbnail><img src="/news/images/pexels-august-de-richelieu-talkingtochildrenaboutviolence.jpg" alt="A father sits with his son, the child looks concerned"/></thumbnail><summary>In the wake of a school shooting, children look to adults for support, guidance, understanding, and safety. Their questions often come as parents, teachers, and other influential adults are also processing their own grief, fear, and sadness. School Psychology faculty members Drs. Barbara Miller and Jason Kaplan offer advice on how to approach these difficult conversations</summary><category>Around Campus</category><featured>true</featured><tags><tag>K12</tag><tag>Parenting</tag><tag>School Psychology</tag><tag>Violence</tag><tag>Featured</tag></tags></item>