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Circles, rooted in many indigenous cultures, are used for community support and important discussions. Circle pedagogy, a key element of Restorative Practice, fosters safe, respectful, and connected school communities.

The core content of this workshop with Kristy Elliott will include:

• Understand circles as a keystone of Restorative Practice
• Identify theoretical underpinnings (e.g., self-determination theory, wellbeing theory)
• Explore alignment with the Australian Curriculum and the Australian Student Wellbeing Framework
• Engage with different circle structures to demonstrate variations in the pedagogy (e.g., community building, addressing issues of concern, curriculum focused)
• Guided planning time to enable participants to immediately apply their learning and leave with strategies and tools ready to enact in their setting

Suitable for: primary & secondary educators and other professionals working with students in a school setting (e.g., counsellors, social/youth workers).

Event Details:

• Date: Monday, 4 November, 2024
• Time: 8:30am - 3:00pm
• Venue: Everton Park State High School, 668 Stafford Road, Everton Park QLD 4053
• Investment: $219 pp

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Introduction to Restorative Practices - one day professional learning opportunity.

Restorative Practice values relationships and people as vital in schools and communities. It emphasises positive relationships, supportive learning environments, and fair, democratic systems. This approach aims to address and repair harm to individuals and relationships.

Content includes:

• What it means to have a restorative mindset
• Neuro-scientific and psychological foundations of restorative approaches
• Using restorative language, dialogue, & processes to repair harm in a range of settings

This course is suitable for all educators.

Event Details:

• Date: Wednesday, 24 July, 2024
• Time: 9:00am - 3:30pm (registrations from 8:30am for prompt start)
• Venue: Veneto Club, 191 Bulleen Road, Bulleen Vic 3105
• Investment: $320 pp or EARLY BIRD PRICE: $280
• Includes: Morning tea, lunch, tea & coffee

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We are pleased to announce that we have Online Restorative Practices Training scheduled for Monday August 19th (Day 1), Friday August 30th (Day 2), Thursday September 12th (Day 3).

Restorative Practices recognize that the ability to manage relationships is central to lifelong learning and success. The Socratic Method (asking questions) encourages self-reflection, creates the space to be heard, and challenges negative behavior with regard to its impact on others. This process cultivates the capacity to build and maintain significant relationships both in the home, at work, and in the community for the betterment of society.

Check the Practice Institute Australia website for details and registrations.

Join us for our Restorative Practices Training in Nhulunbuy, NT July 15 to 18 2024

Restorative Practices recognize that the ability to manage relationships is central to lifelong learning and success. The Socratic Method (asking questions) encourages self-reflection, creates the space to be heard, and challenges negative behaviour with regard to its impact on others. This process cultivates the capacity to build and maintain significant relationships both in the home, at work, and in the community for the betterment of society.

• You can find our more about Restorative Journeys by viewing the Restorative Journeys page here.
• Check the Practice Institute Australia website for details and registrations.

Join us for our Restorative Practices Training Melbourne on June 12, 2024.

Restorative Practices recognize that the ability to manage relationships is central to lifelong learning and success. The Socratic Method (asking questions) encourages self-reflection, creates the space to be heard, and challenges negative behaviour with regard to its impact on others. This process cultivates the capacity to build and maintain significant relationships both in the home, at work, and in the community for the betterment of society.

• You can find our more about Restorative Journeys by viewing the Restorative Journeys page here.
• Check the Practice Institute Australia website for details and registrations.

Restorative Practices + is a six-week program delivered by Kristy Elliott (B.Ed, MAPP) who has extensive experience in restorative practices and wellbeing science. This unique course combines professional development in the use of restorative approaches in schools and positive psychology to enhance the wellbeing of educators, situated in a group coaching model.

This program acknowledges that when teachers are feeling good and functioning well, this impacts their ability to work positively and restoratively with students and colleagues.  Participants are coached to apply positive psychology tools and strategies to enhance their own wellbeing, and to think about their applicability in the context of their school communities.

To register your interest in upcoming course dates contact Kristy Elliot:

• via her website (link is external)
• or use the contact form on her profile

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A training by Restorative Pathways

The philosophy of Restorative Practice views relationships and people as the most important aspect of schools and communities.  Schools embracing this philosophy prioritise building positive relationships, creating supportive learning environments, and establishing fair, democratic systems across their community.  A restorative approach seeks to address the harm caused to people and relationships in the wake of mistake making, and repair that harm with those most affected.

Core content includes:
• What it means to have a restorative mindset
• Neuro-scientific and psychological foundations of restorative approaches
• Using restorative language, dialogue, & processes to repair harm in a range of settings

Suitable for: all educators, in both primary and secondary settings, looking to develop the skills required to successfully build and maintain classroom community.

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