Role plays using restorative practices

These role play scenarios offer the opportunity to experience the dynamics of a restorative process.

Trainer's Guide: Practice Conference Scenarios

Part of a training curriculum created by the Minnesota Department of Corrections, these role-play scenarios provide opportunities for individuals to experience the dynamics of a restorative process. Scenarios include damage to property; road rage; DUI; and Burglary.

Minnesota Department of Corrections. Facilitating restorative group conferences. Trainer’s guide Practice conference scenarios.

The Minnesota Department of Corrections has produced a set of practical materials to guide people who are training others in facilitation of restorative group conferences. The 'Practice Conference Scenarios' part provides numerous situations to practice the facilitation of a restorative conference. Each role-playing scenario describes an offense or wrongdoing, as well as roles for participants in the conference. Among many practice scenarios are the following: driving while intoxicated; felony menacing; disrespectful student; bullying; truancy; school assault; damage to property; intra-familial theft; stolen truck; vacation burglary; construction arson; and burglary of a dwelling.