Restorative Practices in Schools

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Participants must score 8/10 or higher for certification with time-out and/or restraint. Each question is worth 1 point.

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School District *

Name. By signing, I acknowledge that I have viewed the Restorative Practices in Schools powerpoint. *

What are the three main principles of restorative justice? *

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Accountability, community safety, competency development

Accessibility, community safety, curriculum development

Accountability, responsibility, pro-social skills

Restorative justice: *

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Involves a wide range of people including the victims who are often school staff or other students

Includes strategies that can help schools prevent or deal with conflict before it arises

Requires decreased use of punitive discipline for violations of the school code of conduct

All of the above

Why should schools use restorative practices? *

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Offers alternatives to suspension and expulsion

Offers option for student to get out of traditional means of discipline

Offers districts to eliminate standard charts for discipline policies

What is the purpose of the restorative practice of "Circles"? *

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Resolve conflict, strengthen relationships, emphasize respect and understanding

Allows students to vent about teachers

Allows teachers to complain about unruly students

What is the purpose of mediation and conferencing? *

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Bring together affected parties to develop the response to the conflict

Teach students how to peacefully resolve conflicts, hash out misunderstandings and prevent further conflicts

Both

Consequences of the Peer Jury include: *

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Punishment

Community service, apology letter or suspension, restitution, counseling, mentoring

Expulsion

Why use restorative practices?: *

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Provides a way to effectively address behavior and complex issues

Offers a supportive environment that can improve learning

Improves safety by preventing future harm

Offers alternative to suspension and expulsion

All of the above

The trained facilitator within the "circle" is referred to as the Circle Keeper *

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True

False

Only exemplary students are allowed to serve in The Peer Jury: *

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True

False

Restorative discussions include: *

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Peer mentors

Teachers and other school staff

Members of the school community

All of the above

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