Aligning restorative practices with existing frameworks, such as SEL, MTSS, and PBIS is a key element of successful, sustainable implementation. This collection of resources overviews some best practices in integrating varying strategies.
- Student Engagement Tools and Tips - Resources from the National Education Association
- Restorative Practices and Social-Emotional Learning Alignment - CASEL in collaboration with the IIRP
- Insights & evidence: The intersection of developmental relationships, equitable environments, and SEL - Search Institute
- "We shake hands at the door": How a focus on relationships is driving improvement in Chula Vista - WestEd
- Examples and tips to help you integrate and maximize the benefits of SEL and restorative practices - Committee for Children (CFC) Blog
- Restorative practices and social-emotional learning go hand in hand - Aligning IIRP Whole-School Change and Committee for Children Second Step Program (IIRP News)
- How learning happens: Supporting students' social, emotional, and academic development - The Aspen Institute
- Creating healthy school climates by integrating reform efforts - Olweus Bullying Prevention Program (OBPP) and Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) (IIRP News)
- Restorative justice practices and bullying prevention - StopBullying.gov, a U.S. Government website
- Learning by heart: The power of social-emotional learning in secondary schools - What Kids Can Do, Center for Youth Voice in Policy and Practice
- Understanding Trauma-Informed Education – Edutopia
- Creating, Supporting, and Sustaining Trauma-Informed Schools: A System Framework – The National Child Traumatic Stress Network
- Leading Trauma-Informed Education Practice as an Instructional Model for Teaching and Learning - Frontiers in Education
- Plutchik’s Wheel of Emotions: Exploring the Emotion Wheel – Six Seconds Emotional Intelligence Network
- Free Pop-Up Festival Kits with Hands-on Learning Experience with Playful Activities - Six Seconds Emotional Intelligence Network
- How to be More Empathetic – and What Empathic Really Means - Six Seconds Emotional Intelligence Network