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This agreement means only one person speaks at a time.
One Mic
RJ stands for this approach to responding to harm.
What is Restorative Justice?
This person helps guide the Circle process.
Who is the Circle Keeper?
The first rational element of a Circle is meeting and doing this.
What is getting acquainted?
A poem, quote, or song can be part of this.
What is Ceremony?
This agreement encourages participants to support one another.
What is Help Each Other?
RJ focuses on repairing this rather than creating more of it.
What is harm?
This object indicates whose turn it is to speak.
What is the Talking Piece?
Before discussing the theme, Circles spend time doing this.
What is building trust?
Ceremony helps mark the Circle as a special or ______ space.
What is sacred?
This agreement reminds us not to criticize someone else's interests or experiences.
What is Don't Yuck My Yum?
RJ focuses on four things: relationships, accountability, healing, and this.
What is community?
Values and these help create a safe Circle environment.
What are Agreements?
After trust-building comes this part of the Circle.
What is the theme?
Consensus means everyone owns the _____.
What is the decision?
This agreement combines listening skills with responsible technology use.
What is Active Listening → Tech Respect?
Instead of asking "Who should be punished?" RJ asks this first question.
Who was harmed?
This Circle element helps mark the gathering as special or sacred.
What is Ceremony?
The final rational element focuses on identifying these.
What are actions?
True or False: Consensus requires 100% agreement.
What is False?
This agreement reminds participants that sharing is optional.
What is Invitation Not Obligation?
RJ asks three main questions. Name all three.
Who was harmed? What do they need? How can the harm be repaired?
Circle decisions are made using this process.
What is Consensus?
About what fraction of Circle time is spent on relationship and trust building?
What is one-half?
Consensus does not require 100% agreement, but it does require participants to be able to do this.
What is support or accept the decision?