Curriculum/Skills trainings:
- An IIRP program specific to implementing Restorative Practices in schools.
- Ages 12-17. Aggression Replacement Training® (ART®) is a multimodal psychoeducational intervention designed to alter the behavior of chronically aggressive adolescents and young children. The goal of ART® is to improve social skill competence, anger control, and moral reasoning. The program incorporates three specific interventions: skill-streaming, anger-control training, and training in moral reasoning. For more information about ART® as delivered through the Alaska Division of Juvenile Justice contact or .
develops, supports and continually tests an integrated set of technology-oriented products to reduce injury, increase academic success, and strengthen pro-social behavior among children and the adults who work with them. ; ;
Books/Videos
Amstutz , Lorraine , & Mullet, Judy. (2006) . Pennsylvania , Good Books
Zehr, Howard. (2002) . Pennsylvania , Good Books
"" - follows the stories of three students at a Community Service Foundation/Buxmont Academy school/day treatment program for troubled youth in southeastern Pennsylvania.
"" - DVD depicting restorative conferences in use at alternative schools and follow-up interviews with their
participants.
"" - A 25 minute video that documents the implementation of restorative practices in several schools in the U.S.A., the Netherlands, and Hull, England.
"" - Four expert practitioners of restorative practices discuss how to address a range of disciplinary and behavioral issues in schools.
Web sites of Interest
Examples/Samples/Guidelines
Newsletters
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