In this episode of "Teachers Who Talk Crime," hosts Ashleigh and Brooke dive into restorative practices from the teacher's perspective. They explore how restorative practices are supposed to prioritize repairing harm, resolving conflicts, and building relationships within communities. This approach emphasizes empathy, communication, and accountability rather than punishment if done correctly. Whether you're a teacher, parent, or just interested in the educational system, this episode offers a candid look at the new principles at place, humor, and challenges that come with not implementing practicing correctly in schools.



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