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Co-Regulatory and Restorative Practices
Responding effectively to conflict and challenging student behavior is paramount to creating a safe, belonging-filled environment where great learning happens. Taking a co-regulating and restorative approach means responding to these instances in ways that set students up to navigate these predictable, developmental experiences – managing and expressing themselves, taking and asking for accountability, and getting the supports they need.
Co-regulatory and restorative practices empower both individuals and the school community to address root causes (rather than just the symptoms) of issues while building and maintaining trust and relationships.
Co-Regulatory and Restorative Practices Continuum
The Continuum is designed to prompt reflection and empower growth across roles in a school by providing rich descriptions of quality and categorically different images of practice across levels: Emerging, Developing, and Advanced.
Co-Regulating Cues Workbook
In this workbook, educators can hone their co-regulatory supports for students by identifying their own “temperature boosters,” reflecting on challenging student interactions, and planning to incorporate co-regulating moves into their practice.