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Claassen, Ron Whether crime or misbehavior, restorative justice principles provide guidance on how to respond Fresno, California: Fresno Pacific University, Center for Peacemaking and Conflict Studies

In this article Claassen discusses two significant principles that shape and guide a discipline program for schools called "Discipline that Restores." The first principle is that misbehavior is primarily an offense against human relationships and secondarily a violation of a school rule. The second principle is that the primary victim of misbehavior is the person most affected by the offense; secondary victims are others affected by the misbehavior (e.g., students, teachers, parents, etc.).


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