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It was really helpful to get this refresh/new angle on RJ! One thing I saw as a stumbling block at a previous school implementing RJ was that conversations with students happened, but change and true empathy did not. I would love to know more about effectively making that true shift beyond going through the motions.

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RJ is something that can be embedded just in the way I address student choices - when norms are broken, harm is done rather than when rules are broken, consequences are doled out.

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I would like to see more specific examples and/or sentence stems to use with my students. This was an informative PD. Thanks.

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This was very helpful. I always appreciate these trainings. I wish we spent more time on this through the year. Learning how to help our high flying students is really what all teachers need. I miss having a program like paths so all teachers are in the same page.

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I’m very excited to use RJ both here at school and also in my personal life. I think it’s very important for us as a community to continue building our RJ skills

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This work is about strengthening a true community. Allowing each member to see themselves in a community.

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Thank you for this information! Excited to begin RJ conversation in my classroom!

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This was amazing! I have learned so much today. Thank you! ❤️

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This was amazing! I have learned so much today. Thank you! ❤️

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How can we gauge how well we are using this in the school

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Would it be beneficial for students to fishbowl, learn about this switch before being in a RJ themselves?

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Thank you for making time for us to begin this important work and put RJ at the forefront of our minds at NSE

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Will this training be provided for ALL the people that missed it?

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I really appreciate having the time to discuss what RJ really is and how we can use it every day