The Power of Circle
The Platform for Relationship Building
Circle by far is the most essential part of Restorative Practices. Circles can be conducted proactively to build relationships, or to respond to conflict and harm. The Power of Circle eCourse explores two types of proactive circles: The Quick Circle, and The Formal Circle. Participants will learn the key components of a circle, listen to other teachers talk about the transformation that circle has had on their own classrooms, and be able to strategically choose questions that maximize relationship building in schools.
Welcome Video Rufus Lott III
eCourse Instructions
Module 1: Summary
Module 1 Quiz
Introduction to Circle
Proactive Circles vs. Restorative Circles
Jessica Homeier Video Houston, Tx
What Circle is, and What it is not
Quick Circles and Formal Circles
Guidelines and Questions
RJOY Video
Lets Build a Circle
What Kids Say!
The Power of Circle Review
The Power of Circle Quiz
After taking this course I can expect to...
Learn what circle is and what it is not.
Identify the key components of the Quick Circle and the Formal Circle
Tips and Strategies to manage circle when working with students
“I really liked the content of the course. I am new to teaching and struggled my first couple of months with classroom management and building relationships with my students, due to starting in the middle of the second semester. I am so excited to to do some planning over the summer and implement these practices in my classroom when we return to school!”
Kelan M. - Texas Educator“The information was good, it was presented in an easy to follow manner, and allowed for personal thought and insight. ”
Troy S. - North Texas“I knew a lot about restorative practices but I liked that this eCourse put it all in one place and helped to reassure what I was doing.”
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