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Biggest Misconception: Restorative Practices are only when you form circles and talk.
Biggest Misconception: Restorative Practices are only when you form circles and talk.
What is Restorative Practices?
What is Restorative Practices?
Restorative Practices FACTS:
Restorative Practices FACTS:
More than just circles!
It is a system and language that fosters, builds and repairs relationships in the school and classroom community.
While the majority of practices involves circles, Restorative Practices can take place in a one-on-setting and in classroom settings while staying in traditional seating arrangements.
Key Principle: It gives voice to the entire classroom community and allows the students to have a voice in the decisions that affect them.
Positive Behavior Supports in Chicago's Schools
Positive Behavior Supports in Chicago's Schools
Restorative Questions to use...
Restorative Questions to use...
PANORAMA: Student activity
PANORAMA: Student activity
Related SEL Skills: Social Awareness, Grit, Sense of Belonging, Emotion Regulation
Allows students to describe their emotions, promoting empathy, social awareness, and gratitude. Participants share a “Rose” (something positive in their lives), a “Bud” (something they are looking forward to), and a “Thorn” (something they feel they need support or help with).
INSPIRATION...watch videos and BE INSPIRED!
INSPIRATION...watch videos and BE INSPIRED!
Restorative Circles: Creating a Safe Environment for Students to Reflect
Restorative Circles: Creating a Safe Environment for Students to Reflect
Restorative Justice at Oakland's Fremont High
Restorative Justice at Oakland's Fremont High
Teacher reflection:
Teacher reflection:
- What feelings and emotions came over you while watching each video?
- What parts of the videos can you take away and incorporate into your daily teaching environments?
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