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When done right, lockdown drills let kids practice skills that could save their lives. “They can actually make kids feel a little safer and more in control, and have a sense of competence that they know how to handle a potentially harmful situation,” says Jamie Howard, PhD, a clinical psychologist with the Direct Trauma and Resilience Program at the Child Mind Institute.
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