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Home articlesdb articles Claassen, Roxanne. "Discipline that restores. "

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Claassen, Roxanne (1993). "Discipline that restores. " Conciliation Quarterly Newsletter 12 (Spring).

An elementary school teacher, Claassen became familiar with mediation and cooperative problem solving through work with a victim offender reconciliation program. Here she describes the application of restorative conflict resolution in a school setting. The principles and practices of problem solving in her classroom involve rules with consequences - consequences that aim to be restorative rather than punitive. To show how all of this works, she provides examples from the classroom.

Link: www.hopehealing.org/PDF%20files/Discipline%20that%20Restores.pdf

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