Managing Your Classroom with Restorative Practices (Quick Reference Guide)
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Managing Your Classroom with Restorative Practices (Quick Reference Guide)
- Creating a respectful classroom
- Developing rapport with students
- Managing conflicts
- Establishing routines and expectations for positive student behavior
The goals of restorative practices are twofold: 1) build and maintain relationships and 2) repair relationships that have been harmed. Restorative practices are helpful for
- Creating a respectful classroom.
- Developing rapport with students.
- Managing conflicts.
- Establishing routines and expectations for positive student behavior.
This guide's tips, strategies, sample questions and statements, and peacemaking tools will help teachers successfully use restorative practices in their classrooms.
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