OSAKA — The June 8 slaying of eight children at Osaka Kyoiku University Ikeda Elementary School shocked the nation.
But the scale of the stabbing attack, in which 15 others were injured, has left teachers and mental health experts at a loss as to how to lessen the trauma.
Some experts are now discussing the lack of post-trauma care in the nation's schools.
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