Overview of Bullying in Schools: The Restorative Justice Approach

Summary of School Bullying: An outline of the PowerPoint presentation of restorative justice approach defines bullying, bullying, strengthening victims and bullying, and providing school and family characteristics. It emphasizes studying restorative justice and how to alleviate school bullying and invasion. Specifically, it is called school plan for responsible citizenship program. Characterized by bullying's definition of bullying, it is in the form of a continuing attack, replication and power inequality (MA, Stewin & Mahjong, 2001).

In the "restorative justice" approach, all parties affected by the dispute jointly determine their impact and decide on procedures to resolve the dispute. In school environment, this means adopting practices such as "Reconstruction Circle" that students, parents, teachers, employees build relationships and solve local conflicts. This can be a powerful alternative to the traditional results of breaking school rules such as detention, interruption, banishment. The use of restorative justice can be interrupted by the "school-two prison pipeline," which caused a disproportionate impact to students and students with disability color management

Restorative judicial restoration judicial just is discipline of the school (and criminal justice), in a way to punish people engaged in illegal acts, repair damage and restore relationships restored. Restorative Justice covers diversity of practices and strategies, including peacebuilding cycles, peer jury procedures, mediation, conferences and class discussions, focusing on establishing empathy. Based on error messages, fictitious or permanent communication can establish the distance between school, family, and students. However, when treated with respect and cultural sensitivity, communication between school families provides an opportunity to achieve comprehensive and fair value and is at the heart of anti-bias education. The following guidelines will help schools avoid the pitfalls of communication and support the relationship between teachers and their families in the following areas.