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This website was created to support educational professionals in their journeys to implement Restorative Justice Practices in primary school settings.
Using this Resource
Using this Resource
The purpose of this website is to give teachers the opportunity to learn and engage with content on Restorative Practices at their own pace. Learning through this platform will prompt self-reflection, personal growth, and a desire to learn more. Implementing and learning about Restorative Practices is a lifelong journey. These resources will give participants the foundation to begin that journey. Through each section of the website, there will be areas for journaling and self-reflection as well as videos to watch. I encourage participants to have writing materials with them as they work through the content.
Where to begin.
Where to begin.
The content of this website is formatted in a specific order. Participants will start by learning about the History of Restorative Justice Practices in Education and will finish at the Next Steps page. The videos within this website are also purposefully placed within each page. Viewers are encouraged to watch the videos as they come up within the content.
The content of this website is formatted in a specific order. Participants will start by learning about the History of Restorative Justice Practices in Education and will finish at the Next Steps page. The videos within this website are also purposefully placed within each page. Viewers are encouraged to watch the videos as they come up within the content.
History
History
Circles
Circles
Restorative Language
Restorative Language
Conflict Resolution
Conflict Resolution
Next Steps
Next Steps
"Restorative Justice is facilitating learning communities that nurture the capacity of people to engage with one another and their environment in a manner that supports and respects the dignity and worth of all."
"Restorative Justice is facilitating learning communities that nurture the capacity of people to engage with one another and their environment in a manner that supports and respects the dignity and worth of all."
(Evans & Vaandering, 2015, p. 15)
(Evans & Vaandering, 2015, p. 15)
Evans, Katherine, and Dorothy Vaandering (2016). The Little Book of Restorative Justice in Education: Fostering Responsibility, Healing, and Hope in Schools. Good Books.
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