Restorative justice activities

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Restorative Justice or Restorative Practices

Restorative Justice has been applied in schools across the world to successfully build healthy school communities, support students and teachers, and address discipline issues.

Restorative discipline isn't a protocol, it's a toolbox full of strategies we can use to differentiate our teaching in order to help each individual child.

Why Use Circles? Circle-keeping comes from Indigenous knowledge and culture (Boyes-Watson & Pranis, 2015). Relationships First NL tells us that "talking circles work to create a safe space for discussion in order to improve relationships and build community" (Relationships First, 2020). It is

Discipline has got to be one of the hardest tasks of parenting. We want to raise moral children who can feel empathy for others. When our children behave in a way that goes against that, it is hard…

This worksheet encourages students to make a personal commitment to showing respect in various aspects of their lives. It asks students to complete statements that begin with “I will…” by identifying specific actions they can take to demonstrate respect towards people, places, things, ideas, and more. By reflecting on these commitments, students can internalize the...