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Portsmouth High School Restorative Practices Portsmouth High School Fundamental hypothesis of RP What we call student and stakeholder voice Human beings are happier, more cooperative and productive, and more likely to make positive


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Portsmouth High School

Portsmouth High School

Restorative Practices

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Fundamental hypothesis of RP

“Human beings are happier, more cooperative and productive, and more likely to make positive changes in their behavior when those in positions of authority do things with them, rather than to them or for them.”

What we call student and stakeholder voice

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Restorative Practices

“The aim of Restorative Practices in school communities is to develop community and to manage conflict and tensions by repairing harm and restoring relationships. “build social capital and achieve social discipline through participatory learning and decision making.”

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Refining Tier 1

Building Relationships

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Responding to Challenging Behavior

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Responding to Challenging Behavior

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Proactive Restorative Practices Planning

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Restorative Training

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Become Trauma-Informed

When dealing with people, adults or children, assume the possibility of trauma.

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Being Trauma-Informed Be conscious of –

  • Taking insult or aggression personally.
  • Escalating traumatic responses.
  • Power imbalances that feel threatening.
  • Assuming what unwanted behavior means
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The Basic Tools Tool #1:

Circles

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Circle Structure:

  • Democracy- Everyone answers the same question
  • Establish and review guidelines
  • Significance of a talking piece
  • Keeper/Facilitator
  • Consensus decision making
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Tool #2:

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Tool #3: “I” Statements

I feel……. I want……. I see……...

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We use “I” statements especially when:

  • We need to confront others about their behavior
  • We feel others are not treating us right
  • We feel defensive or angry
  • Others are angry with us

The secret of success lies in:

★ Stating your case without arousing the

  • ther person’s defenses

★ Saying how it is for you, rather than what they should or should not do.