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IIRP Campus, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, USA
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IIRP Campus, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, USA
 
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Restorative circles could be the best way to form a sense of community among students.
- Lisa Brey, Teacher, Muhlenberg High School, Laureldale, PA
   
Excellent training, and not only in content. The style of training was also exceptional.
- Elizabeth Fritz, Deputy Chief, Lehigh County Juvenile Probation, Lehigh County, PA
   

Benefits

  • circles can be used, with a modest time investment, to:
    • create a positive classroom community at any grade level
    • manage classroom behavior
    • engage students in their education and improve academic achievement
  • circles teach students:
    • that their classroom is a community
    • how to build trust
    • to support each other’s learning
    • to hold each other accountable
  • deliver curriculum

Focus

  • circle techniques and ideas
  • what circles can accomplish
  • how circles can be restorative
  • using circles to stimulate learning and discussion

Agenda & Materials

  • participatory exercises to:
    • practice using circles
    • develop new circle applications and questions
  • videos of circles in actual classroom situations
  • analysis of videos in the context of restorative philosophy
  • discussion of key circle issues
  • helpful materials to take home

The one day runs from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Cost is $140 per person.

Current News, Articles & Events

EVENT
Fall Intensive 2010
DATES: Nov 15–18 | Bethlehem, PA
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NEWS
New IIRP report — "Improving School Climate: Findings from Schools Implementing Restorative Practices"
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ARTICLE
Restorative Practices and the Transformation at West Philadelphia High School
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