Behaviour Management
Restorative Talks About Behaviour
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What is this strategy about?
Focus on addressing the cause of behaviour without criticism, blame or punishments. Ask 7 questions to promote reflective thinking to give yourself and pupils the opportunity to listen and empathise.
Why is behaviour management important?
Behaviour management is essential for creating a well-managed and motivated classroom. It is important to set clear boundaries for learners to minimise any disruptive behaviour which can distract teachers and students to take away from valuable learning time.
What is restorative discipline?
Restorative discipline is a way of dealing with disruptive behaviour without blaming or punishing the student. It encourages reflective thinking by prompting children to think through the causes and consequences of their actions.
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Choose this strategy if you want to...
- Resolve conflict, not add to it
- Promote reflective, empathetic thinking in pupils and yourself
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