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Restorative Practice Workshops

Gateway to Restorative Practices offers workshops for educators, students (5th to 12th grades), and parents/caregivers. Topics are identified as introductory, intermediate, and advanced workshops. Most workshops are one hour, but each workshop description lists the specific length. A few workshops require a pre-requisite, also stated. Handouts for parent/caregiver workshops are available in Spanish.

Audience

Peace Paths for Elementary Playgrounds (Introductory)

Peace Paths
For Educators

Overview of Restorative Practices in Schools (Introductory)

Overview
For Educators

Restorative Apologies, Beyond Just Saying, “Sorry.” Elementary or Secondary (Introductory)

Sorry
For Students

Overview of Restorative Practices in Schools (Introductory)

Overview
For Students

The Trauma Sensitive Educator (Advanced)

The Trauma Sensitive Educator (Advanced)
For Educators

Special Needs & Restorative Practices (Advanced)

Special Needs and Restorative Practices
For Educators

Social Emotional Learning & Restorative Practices (Advanced)

Social Emotional Learning & Restorative Practices (Advanced)
For Educators

Connecting with Disconnected Students (Intermediate)

Connecting with Disconnected Students
For Educators

Today’s Disconnected Students (Intermediate)

Disconnected Students
For Educators

10 Strategies for De-escalating Students’ Behaviors (Introductory)

10 Strategies for Deescalating Student Behaviors
For Educators

Peace Paths for Elementary Playgrounds (Introductory)

Peace Path for Elementary Playgrounds
For Students

Introduction to Restorative Peer Leaders (Pilot Program)

Peer leaders
For Students

Introduction to Restorative Questions: Elementary or Secondary

Question mark in box
For Students

Beyond Saying Sorry: Using Restorative Apologies with Your Children (K-6th) or Teens (7th-12th Grades) (Intermediate)

Sorry
For PARENTS/CAREGIVERS

Restorative Practices and the Home School Connection: Secondary (Introductory)

decorative image with a row of lockers
For Educators

Restorative Practices and the Home School Connection: Elementary (Introductory)

Restorative Practices and the Home School Connection: Elementary (Introductory)
For PARENTS/CAREGIVERS

Helping Children (or Teens) Change Their Behavior (Intermediate)

Change Behavior
For PARENTS/CAREGIVERS

Restorative Parenting: Building Stronger Relationships with Your Children or Teens (Introductory)

Restorative Parenting
For PARENTS/CAREGIVERS

Dodging the Power-Struggle Trap for Parents/Caregivers (Introductory)

Dodging the Power struggle Trap
For PARENTS/CAREGIVERS

Problem-Solving Circles (Intermediate)

Problem-Solving Circles
For Educators

Academic Content Circles: Elementary or Secondary (Intermediate)

academic content circles
For Educators

Decision-Making Circles (Intermediate)

Decision Making Circles
For Educators

Building Community Using Circles and Social Justice Picture Books (PS-3rd grades) (Intermediate)

Building Community using Circles and Social Justice Picture Books
For Educators

Community Building Circles [Introductory]

Community Building Circles
For Educators

Introduction to Restorative Circles: The Basics

intro to restorative circles
For Educators

7 Effective Guidance Techniques for Yard Supervisors or Campus Supervisors (Introductory)

Guidance
For Educators

Elementary or Secondary: Dodging the Power-Struggle Trap: 10 Restorative De-escalation Strategies (Introductory)

Descalation
For Educators

The Social Engagement Window for Educators (Introductory)

Social Engagement
For Educators

Restorative Apologies, Beyond Just Saying, “Sorry.” Elementary or Secondary (Introductory)

I'm not sorry
For Educators

Fine Tuning the Nuances of Restorative Questions (Intermediate)

Fine Tuning Image
For Educators

The Power of Affective Statements Elementary or Secondary (Introductory)

Colourful Speech Balloon
For Educators

Changing Lenses: From Punitive to Restorative (Introductory)

Changing Lenses Seminar. Decorative image with eye-glasses and optometry chart
For Educators

Overview of Restorative Practices in Schools

Overview
For PARENTS/CAREGIVERS
  • Are you relieved when certain students are absent?
  • Do you have students who “push your buttons”?
  • Do you find yourself butting heads with the same students day-after-day?

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