Restorative Approaches Training Recap Jeopardy Template

Building a Framework	Foundations	In Action
100 What is person harmed the name of the person who is directly involved with wanting resolution that was harmed	100 What is Toxic School Culture A School environment that makes you feel scared and is very punitive	100 What is Opportunity to express how he/she is feeling Acknowledgment from loved ones Assurance that what happened to him/her was not fair, and he/she did not deserve it The person who did harm is held accountable for their actions Financial restitution Possible communication with the person who did the harm, for an apology, to ask questions, and to be assured of safety moving forward. What are some of the needs of the person harmed
200 What is wrongdoer the name of the person directly involved with wanting resolution that is taking responsibility for their actions	200 What is a peer mentor/mediator a student trained in Restorative approaches	200 What is Affective Statements meaning the people involved express how they feel. looking at the continuum of Restorative Practice, what is the first point and simplest form of RP?
300 What is The Restorative Approach involves the "offender", the "victim" and the community in negotiation and dialogue aimed at restitution, reconciliation and restoration of harmony	300 What is School Culture shared attitudes, values, beliefs, expectations, relationships and traditions of a particular school that cause it to function/react as it does.	300 What is Restorative conversation and or Intervention At what point on the continuum can you use your RP question cards?
400 What is a Healing Circle is a process that is carried out to encourage and nurture healing based on traditional Aboriginal belief systems.	400 What is inclusiveness anyone effected by the wrongdoing having a voice is called...	400 What is restorative conversation and or intervention Billy and Joel were arguing at recess over who got to use the soccer field. You as a mentor notice this argument and are an expert in RP! which form of RP would you use here
500 What is To promote understanding To prevent or solve problems To build trust To respect each person and ones self To share common experiences To realize that we are not alone To learn from others and learn about life To identify personal issues which help us to understand and grow. One of the goals of a Healing Circle is...	500 What is voluntary, everyone agrees to participate this is the absolute first step before anything Restorative can happen	500 What is the # of times you used a restorative approach and # of people involved In Keeping track, what will be asked of you

Restorative Approaches Training Recap

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