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Document Type
Learning Object
Date of this Version
10-2013
Citation
Strategy brief
Building and Sustaining Student Engagement series (October 2013)
Barkley Center, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, Nebraska, United States
Abstract
Conclusion
The restitution model may be a useful alternative to traditional punishment oriented discipline consequences. This model requires a different type of orientation that the traditional approaches, but might offer a better chance to bring about changed behavior and “healing”. Preliminary research shows much promise in this approach as a discipline alternative which will reduce the number and intensity of discipline incidents.
Note: See related Strategy Briefs on Family Group Counseling, Mediation, and Restorative Practices.
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