Advancing Equity and Inclusion , Behavior Management , Culturally Responsive Practice , Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion , Management and Leadership , Meeting the Moment , Social Emotional Learning , Summer Rising , Supporting Staff and Students , Trauma Informed Practice , Youth Development ,

The Basics of Restorative Circle Keeping

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Learn how to design and lead safe and effective spaces to build community, have crucial conversations, and repair harm.


Note: This course will guide you on specific techniques for proactively building the skills and relationships students will need when challenges arise. A foundational understanding of Restorative Practice is highly recommended before taking this course.

Suggested pre-work: Building a Restorative Practice

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  • 19 Lessons
  • 10 Topics
  • 1 Check-in
  • Course Certificate

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