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A set of strategies that can transform learning environments and help school staff respond more effectively to unacceptable behaviour.
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Restorative practices are rooted in restorative justice. They emphasize repairing the harm done to people and relationships, rather than punishing people.
By building more supportive learning environments and focusing on social-emotional learning, restorative practices can:
Foundational ideas of restorative practice include empowering others and using practices that provide high standards and high support.
Restorative practices have the following positive impacts:
Documented studies have also shown that restorative practices in schools:
Key components of restorative practices include:
Learn what restorative practice is and why it is important.
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