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Restorative Discipline Training
Building Social Capital in the School Community
Restorative Discipline is a philosophy and system-wide intervention that places relationships at the heart of the educational experience. The goal of Restorative Discipline is to change the school climate rather than merely respond to student behavior. Restorative Discipline uses a whole school approach. All administrators, teachers, all staff, and students should be exposed to and/or trained in restorative processes with periodic boosters behavior. Restorative Discipline focuses on the harms, needs and causes of student behavior, not just the breaking of rules and dispensing of punishment. Restorative Discipline takes time. It is dialogue driven and rests on the steady establishing and deepening of relationships
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Important
Session
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The essence of restorative practices
The essence of restorative practices is disarmingly simple: that human beings are happier, more productive and more likely to make positive changes in their behaviour when those in positions of authority do things with them, rather than to them or for them.
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Registration for this session has ended
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Session
ID:
145334
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Credits Available:
(6) CPE Provider #235-950
(6) Contact Hours
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Seats Available:
3
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Fee:
$0.00
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Contact Person:
Amy Hardeman-Garcia
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Instructor(s):
Amy Hardeman-Garcia
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