“The biggest job of the parents will be to listen,” said Sandra Graham-Bermann, professor of psychology and psychiatry at the University of Michigan. “[A school shooting] is a very, very rare event, but it gets so much attention. It frightens everybody, and the kids get very anxious about it. Making time to talk, monitoring how your child is doing and then keeping up a similar routine is important.”
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