Real Talk for Restorative Practices: Real Strategies, Real Schools, Real Students
Laws around student discipline are changing. Are you ready?
Teachers, parents, and most of all, students are frustrated with carrots and sticks, detention rooms, and suspension--antiquated school discipline practices that simply do not work with the students entering classrooms today.
Every day brings a new chance to connect with your most difficult students and inspire them with relentless kindness and encouragement. Many are used to adults giving up on them, but with restorative practice, you can stop punishing your students and empower them to be accountable for their actions.
Join the authors of Hacking School Discipline, Nathan Maynard and Brad Weinstein, to learn how restorative practices can be used to:
• Reduce repeated negative behaviors
• Combat disproportionality and implicit bias
• Build student self-regulation and empathy
• Enhance communication and collaboration
• Identify the true cause of negative behaviors
• Use restorative circles to reflect on behaviors and build an inclusive community
After viewing and reflecting, you will:
• Understand the need for restorative practices
• Learn how to implement restorative practices
• Take away concrete strategies to use in the classroom
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