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Military families sacrifice their personal comfort and experience tremendous upheaval when soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines, reservists and National Guard members are called to serve our country here or abroad. Children are especially vulnerable when separated from parents due to deployments. Their unique developmental perspective and limited life experience put them at a heightened risk for emotional distress during the separation period.  \nSchools can be one place where stability and normal routine can provide an anchor for children during the challenges of deployment and the resulting disruptions to daily life. The predictability of the classroom helps to cushion the impact of deployment that often includes changes in psychological equilibrium and disruption of individual behavior and coping skills. Alternatively, the stresses that may result from family separation have the potential to affect an entire school community and may interfere with the ability of students and staff to focus on learning.  \nThis booklet is intended to help educators build coping skills in their students during and after a military deployment. The goal is to bring needed support and understanding to the process and to maintain an optimal learning environment in the classroom and the school. Specific and practical guidelines for administrators, counselors, teachers, and other school employees are presented in order to identify age-related reactions and focus on appropriate intervention strategies. By using the information and techniques in this booklet and adding your own unique perspective and expertise, you will become more knowledgeable and better prepared to assist the military child during the deployment and transition.  \nBACKGROUND  \nMany civilians are unfamiliar with the unique nature and challenges of the military. The distinct history and traditions of the military; the dress, language, rank structure and mobile lifestyle may seem foreign to those who have not experienced military service.  \nThe United States military is a total force made up of the Active and Reserve components including the Army, Army Reserve, Army National Guard, the Navy, Naval Reserve, the Marine Corps, Marine Corps Reserve, the Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air  \nNational Guard, the Coast Guard and Coast Guard Reserve.  \nChildren of military members can be from the active duty or reserve components. They can live on or near a large military base or they can come from geographically isolated commands. Your students may have one or both parents in the military. The children may be sent to live with a relative or guardian in times of deployment. Children of military members may have experienced numerous deployments or may be experiencing the stresses of deployment for the first time.  \nDEPLOYMENT  \nDeployment is the name given to the movement of an individual or military unit within the United States or to an overseas location to accomplish a task or mission. The mission may be as routine as providing additional training or as dangerous as a war.  \nDeployments have three phases: pre-deployment, deployment, and postdeployment (which includes reunion) . Each phase has unique challenges that require the proper interventions. Although the emotional impact of each phase of the deployment cycle has been carefully documented and studied, it is important to remember that no two students will react the same way. Individual responses depend on a variety of factors such as age, maturity, gender, parent-child relationships, and coping skills of the caregiver during separation.  \nPHASES OF DEPLOYMENT  \nPRE-DEPLOYMENT PHASE  \nNotice that the family member will be deployed to another location in the US or abroad is followed by feelings of general shock and disbelief. Students will ponder questions such as","cbCaihP3kP2y0dNa","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihP3kP2y0dNa","pdf",359628,11,"English","# Introduction\n# Background\n# Deployment\n## Phases of Deployment\n### Pre-Deployment Phase\n### Deployment Phase\n### Post Deployment","[{\"question\":\"Why are military children especially vulnerable during parental deployment?\",\"answer\":\"Separation can disrupt developmentally appropriate routines and coping, increasing the risk of emotional distress. Children have unique developmental perspectives and limited life experience during the separation period.\"},{\"question\":\"How can schools help during deployment challenges?\",\"answer\":\"Schools can provide stability and a normal routine. 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