Restorative Practices: Introduction to Restorative Practices and Using Circles Effectively
Description
<p>Using Restorative Practices as prevention and intervention tools will greatly enhance your schools Interconnected Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (IMTSS). On day one, Introduction to Restorative Practices participants will gain a better understanding of the basic principles of Restorative Practices and will experience practicing the skills needed to start using these practices immediately. Practices include using affective statements, affective questions, small impromptu conferences, group of circle strategies, and a brief discussion about the formal conference. On day two, Using Circles Effectively, participants will enhance their knowledge base about utilizing the use of circles in any setting; classrooms, staff meetings, or parent groups. Participants will work in a circle as they learn about the process of using circles effectively. This training includes a book for guidance and useful circle prompts. These tools will effectively empower participants to utilize circles in their classrooms and meetings.</p>
<p>Through facilitated discussion, video, and interactive exercises, you will learn practical skills to create dynamic circles that engage individuals in a variety of settings.</p>
Category
Positive Behavior Support
Project
Desert/Mountain Special Education Local Plan Area
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Desert/Mountain Special Education Local Plan Area April Hatcher (760) 955-3570
