Re-Thinking Discipline with Restorative Practices

Re-Thinking Discipline with Restorative Practices
Upset student in hallway
PDT-TchGN-87

Traditional discipline practices have been proven unsuccessful in changing behaviors, but teachers and administrators are left not knowing what or how to discipline in effective ways.

This workshop will explore restorative practices that view discipline as teachable moments such as using:

  • Reflection
  • Restorative Circles
  • Reteaching, Restitution
  • Repairing Repairing Relationships
  • and Logical Consequences

Learn what these practices look like in practice, how to structure them, and how to implement them at the Tier I, II, and III levels so boundaries and responses to student behaviors are clear. There will be opportunities to collaborate, work through scenarios, and apply the content to your setting so you leave with strategies you can implement tomorrow.

9:00AM - 3:30PM
Live Online (USA Eastern Time)
Sarah Sherman
225.00 Workshop Fee
6
USNH Tuition Benefit Discount
10% Alumni Discount
0.6
PDT-TchGN-87
225016