20 Outcomes Restorative Justice can achieve in Schools
20 reasons why you should consider implementing restorative justice in your school
Tom Hesmondhalgh
Tom Hesmondhalgh has led training and research projects across the mainstream and further education sectors, with a focus on practitioner-led approaches to developing skills. Tom has been a governor in settings across education, including a secondary, a primary and an infant school, and most recently a further education college.
Latest Posts
Restorative Justice in schools: An Overview
An overview of Restorative Justice and how it can be used in schools
How to Set up a Class Blog in Five Minutes
Make your new year’s resolution to start up a blog for your class Blogging is an exciting way to get your class working together and
“You’re Well Hot Miss!” Managing Sexual Comments in the Classroom
How to handle sexual comments in the classroom before they escalate.
5 Tips for Successful Pupil Lesson Observations
Your pupils are likely to have more to tell you about how you can improve your lessons than Ofsted could ever hope to.
5 Reasons Kids Hate Your Lessons – and Some Simple Solutions
Some of the common reasons for students being disengaged with lessons, and some easy ways around them
Ten top tips: effective verbal communication with colleagues
Teachers and support staff, maximise the effectiveness of your verbal communications with your colleagues in school.
Six Practical Ideas for Lesson Plenaries
These practical ideas for lesson plenaries need minimal planning and resources
6 Activities to Improve Students’ Self-Esteem
Simple activities to help students of any age feel comfortable and happy with themselves as unique individuals.
Does Marking in Red Pen Damage Students’ Self-Esteem?
What do YOU think – should we be marking students’ work in red pen and how far should we go in correcting their errors?
