Restorative Practices in Education
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- Q1What is one benefit of using restorative practices in education?Encouraging aggressive and punitive behaviorReducing disciplinary issues and promoting a positive school climateCreating a hostile environment for studentsIncreasing student suspensions and expulsions30s
- Q2What is a key principle of restorative practices in education?Fostering relationships and communityIncreasing discipline and punishmentIgnoring student needsPromoting competition among students30s
- Q3What is the goal of restorative practices in education?To repair harm, build relationships, and prevent future conflictTo ignore conflicts and disputesTo isolate and punish studentsTo enforce strict rules and regulations30s
- Q4How are restorative circles commonly used in education?To assign blame and punishment for misconductTo create a strict hierarchical structure in the classroomTo promote individual competition among studentsTo facilitate communication, problem-solving, and community-building30s
- Q5How does restorative justice differ from traditional disciplinary practices in education?Traditional discipline approaches conflicts through isolation and blameTraditional disciplinary practices prioritize punishment and exclusionRestorative justice encourages strict rules and harsh consequencesRestorative justice focuses on repairing harm, involving all parties, and promoting empathy and understanding.30s
- Q6How can restorative practices in education contribute to a sense of accountability and responsibility among students?By imposing strict rules and regulations without student inputBy excluding students from problem-solving processesBy blaming and shaming students for mistakesBy involving students in decision-making, fostering self-awareness, and promoting reflection on their actions30s
- Q7How can restorative language be used in education to promote positive behavior?By labeling students as 'troublemakers' and 'problem students'By focusing on the impact of actions, encouraging reflection, and building empathyBy using harsh language to elicit fear and complianceBy ignoring the language used and only focusing on actions30s
- Q8What is the primary focus of restorative justice conferences in education?Holding closed-door meetings without involving stakeholdersBringing together those affected by harm to discuss its impact and find solutionsIgnoring the needs and perspectives of those involvedAssigning blame and punishment to the responsible party30s
- Q9How can restorative practices contribute to a sense of belonging and inclusion in schools?By promoting exclusivity and favoritismBy enforcing strict conformity and uniformityBy valuing diverse perspectives, fostering empathy, and creating a supportive communityBy encouraging competition and individualism30s
- Q10What is the role of restorative practices in promoting social-emotional learning in education?Restorative practices have no impact on social-emotional learningRestorative practices help students develop empathy, communication skills, and self-awareness.Restorative practices hinder social-emotional development in studentsRestorative practices focus solely on academic achievement30s