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I really liked that the teacher gives the students the power to help decide what the conversation topics will be throughout the year.
Great video but re the last bit at the end, I don't think that shaming a child and calling them a bully is part of restorative practices.
like the girl at the beginning pointed out: you need to see their pain..
I appreciate the candor in the statements
Great video.... We are starting class meeting this year and we are going to use this video as a kickoff for our training.
how is it going?
I am very interested in exploring the topic of restorative practices further. It seems to be a fabulous concept.
You can find more information here, Wayne. www.edutopia.org/blog/restorative-justice-resources-matt-davis
it is! :)it goes as deep as it gets and involves a lot of unlearning
This is really amazing!
GO MISS SMITH!!
May I link to your video for a grant project that I am doing for Texas A&M University, please? If so, how would you prefer it to be cited?
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I really liked that the teacher gives the students the power to help decide what the conversation topics will be throughout the year.
Great video but re the last bit at the end, I don't think that shaming a child and calling them a bully is part of restorative practices.
like the girl at the beginning pointed out: you need to see their pain..
I appreciate the candor in the statements
Great video.... We are starting class meeting this year and we are going to use this video as a kickoff for our training.
how is it going?
I am very interested in exploring the topic of restorative practices further. It seems to be a fabulous concept.
You can find more information here, Wayne. www.edutopia.org/blog/restorative-justice-resources-matt-davis
it is! :)
it goes as deep as it gets and involves a lot of unlearning
This is really amazing!
GO MISS SMITH!!
May I link to your video for a grant project that I am doing for Texas A&M University, please? If so, how would you prefer it to be cited?