Build relationship with your students to create a true classroom community.
Through the use of circles in Restorative Discipline, campuses can build a strong sense of community. Join us for this one day workshop and learn the guiding principles for conducting circles. You will also participate in community building circles that you can take back to your campus. The circles can be used for staff and students for your "welcome back" to school and throughout the year.
Through the use of circles in Restorative Discipline, campuses can build a strong sense of community. Join us for this one day workshop and learn the guiding principles for conducting restorative circles. You'll participate in community building circles that you can take back to your campuses and use next year for your "welcome back to school" and throughout the academic year.
What is Restorative Discipline?
Restorative Discipline is a new and radically different method for behavior management that shifts the focus from "punishment" to community building. It takes incidents that might otherwise result in punishment and creates opportunities for students to become aware of their behavior, understand their obligations, and take steps to make things right. It helps people become better equipped at understanding how their actions impact others, and how to monitor future behavior.