Education systems should invest in Restorative Practices because:
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Schools are seeking relational strategies that focus on repairing relationship and promote learning from misbehaviour 
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Schools want to adopt strategies that are respectful and dignified, which integrates procedural fairness processes 
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Schools are seeking proactive rather than reactive ways of dealing with misbehaviour and damage to relationships 
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Teachers are seeking a framework & common language to manage & process misbehaviour which is not reliant on punitive/expedient interventions 
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Teachers want a collaborative, accountable & supportive approach 
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Teachers are seeking strategies that empower and utilise their teaching & learning skills 
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Students want to feel safe & secure and to be treated in a respectful and dignified manner 
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Students need supportive role models to increase their social-emotional outcomes 
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Students want to feel less anxious and fearful when they have done something wrong 
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Students want to be engaged in processes that allows them to be heard and involved in the process of repair 
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Parents are seeking processes that are fair, just and provide dignified treatment and repair to damaged relationships when there has been hurt 
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Parents are seeking behavioural practices that promote wellbeing, resilience and positive behavioural learning outcomes 
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Education Systems want to encourage behavioural practices that promote wellbeing and resilience and teaches the appropriate replacement behaviour 
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Education Systems want a student management process that reflects good teaching and learning pedagogy. 
 
					 
												
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