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RJ means to  correct after your mistakes and know who it all affected. And not make it again.

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It means theirs always a chance to fix something

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Make wrongs not rights.

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something bad to something better

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To me it means something that happened that was bad and the person fixes the situation by making things better. Basically.

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I believe its a really good way to give the person another chance to improve the way they are seen. Having a chance to explain. Give the students a chance to tell there side of the story.

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this means to me a better way of addressing a conflict / giving punishments. At Carolina instead of just throwing a punishment in someones face at every given moment at . You can talk to them and help it not happen again and resort to punishments if problems continue that's just my opinion though...i know nothing

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After reading this article Restorative Justice to means people who unite to fix a problem . We can use R.J at school by every time someone has a problem they can go talk to somebody and they'll come together and have a fix for it.

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It means that they would get a second chance to fix their mistakes.

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Restorative justice means that people have a chance to fix what they did wrong instead of just being told that they're misbehaving. We could use the same method that was used in the article and come up with different ways for a student to redeem themselves so that everyone affected feels better about the whole situation. The students could even become closer rather than just hating each other after what might have happened.

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Restorative Justice to me is when people who were in the problem and people who were affected, come together and talk about what happened and try to uplift one another. It's basically give the person who did wrong a chance to redeem themselves. Honestly, I don't think it could be used for everything because at times people can say that they would never do it again but then they do it again. I think that maybe we could use it for minor problems that occur but not the big things.

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Restorative justice to me is a better way to punish someone. It helps people understand that there is many people affected with their decisions. It also would help with growing a growth mindset and helps people realize why they did something and what they can do to improve.

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restroritive justice to me is to show why they did it and what they are dealing with, and allows the person to see how what they did has an impact on others. it  allows people to see us for who we are and allows others to help the one in need. instead of being punished and convited feeling worse about what they've done with no way to vent or tell there side; the person is allowed to be understood.

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To me it means a more effective way of punishment, while also allowing the student to learn from their mistakes instead of being told 'this is what you did wrong'. At Carolina, RJ  could be expressed in many ways instead of the punishments that we have now. For example, lunch detention could have an alternative as well as others.