Restorative practices can be transformational for a classroom, school, district, and community. They are growing in schools across the nation in response to the inequitable school model of punitive discipline measures, such as suspension, to keep kids in school and for better long-term results. Restorative practices are evidence-based interventions that have proven successful when implemented correctly as the ultimate goal in mediation rather than punishment. They are used to resolve conflicts between fellow students and between students and educators by proactively building school community and forming a foundation for healing work when harm has been done. In this seminar, we will explore what restorative practices are, how they tie to social emotional learning, how to differentiate for diverse learners, and how to begin to implement with students.

This seminar can be used to meet CTLE hours

This is an online seminar. Participants have thirty (30) days from the day access is granted to complete and upload all the assignments. An experienced instructor will provide feedback and coaching. At the end of the thirty days, participants who successfully complete the requirements will receive a grade of Pass and a certificate of completion. If not, a grade of Fail will be entered.

Members are eligible for a 40% discount off non-member pricing.
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Online Requirement:
Requires, reliable/stable high speed internet connection.

Please Note:
Registration is on a rolling admission basis. New registrations will be added every Monday. You will receive information on how to access the online seminar via email by 5:00 pm. There is no refund once the access information has been sent to the participant.

Price includes $10 tech. fee