Choose a conversation format
Start with a one-on-one conversation, re-entry conference, community circle, or parent conversation.
Classroom relationships
Describe a classroom conflict or discipline situation and choose the conversation format you need. The tool drafts a sequence of restorative questions and teacher prompts; review and adapt the language to your relationship with the student and your school's practices.
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01 / THE DIFFERENCE
Practical tools that leave the decisions with you.
Start with a one-on-one conversation, re-entry conference, community circle, or parent conversation.
Use a draft question sequence as a reminder of the conversation steps you want to cover.
Change prompts that do not sound like you or do not fit the people and situation involved.
02 / IN PRACTICE
A closer look at how this fits into your day.
Explore the interactive app demoEnter the incident and only the relevant context needed to prepare the conversation.
Choose the type of restorative conversation that fits the situation.
Generate a script, check each question, and revise it to follow your school practices.
WHAT THIS COULD LOOK LIKE
Describe the situation without unnecessary identifying detail, choose Re-Entry Conference, and review the draft prompts. Adjust questions to avoid assumptions, follow school procedures, and keep the focus on listening and next steps.
GOOD TO KNOW
A little more detail before you dive in.
No. Use it as a guide and adapt its language to your relationship with the student and the situation.
No. Review it against your school's practices and use it as a conversation aid, not a replacement for required procedures.
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