Restorative Discipline
Core Values 101
Policies
SEL
Healing Centered Programming
100

A child who is suspended even once is much more likely to become alienated from school, drop out or enter the ... what? 

criminal justice system 

100
As members of the Academy, we cultivate ______________ ________ rooted in candor, transparency, and the assumption of good intention 

trusting relationships 

100

American teenagers spend about half of their waking hours on their smartphones. Name three negative effects of cell phone/social media use

depression/anxiety/lack of sleep.

100

Name one Social Emotional Learning capacity we measure (hint: we have 5 total) 

Contribution; Social Skills, Self Management; Positive identity; Academic self efficacy 

100

A dysregulated adult can never _________ an dysregulated child 

regulate 

200

In restorative discipline, a  child who causes harm to their class or peer must be held _____________ and help create a plan to _______ the harm that was done

 accountable ; restore

200

We embrace opportunities to efficiently and effectively ____________   ________ through direct, open, and empathetic communication that identifies clear steps towards resolution 

resolve conflict 

200

If I am ever late to work, I should...

text or call my supervisor and give them an ETA, along with my peers who I share a field or classroom with 

200

The Academy’s program must boost __________ and ensure youth have the ability to __________. The Academy’s participants must feel confident in their time on the field and feel like their efforts matter.

Self Worth ; Contribute 

200

In Brain Development, our kids realizing that loud voices can actually be a positive voices, too,  is an example of....

a re conditioning or re wiring 

300

__________refers to how the Nats Academy community should allow the harmer to accept their part in the harm and reenter or rejoin back into that community with trust

Reintegration 

300

We envision a happy and healthy future by .........................

Eating well and exercising every day 

300

To keep our kids safe, name at least three things we adhere to here at YBA.... 

high fives are cool. no calling home. no sitting on laps.  

300

All Academy activities must maintain _____ and _____ so our executed plan remain organized and safe and participants have clear expectations

safety and structure 

300

__________ is a strain or challenge to any system in the body - is an unavoidable element of human life. The body's capacity to 'respond' to stressors allows us to survive and thrive

stress 

400

Every instance of harm --where restorative discipline must  take place-- includes the following parties:  

1) The victim 2) the ___________ and 3) the ________

2) the offender 3) the community 

400

Hold ______ to a high standard, your ______, and the _____   _____ you serve 

yourself, team/peers, Scholar Athletes 

400

There are a few purposeful reason why we facilitate  gathering time.. name at least 3

peer to peer speaking, reiterate expectations for our cultural norms, (culture reset), teambuilding, getting opinions of Scholar Athletes to inform programming, give praise/shout outs

400

Young people with strong SEL capactities are more career and ______ ready, experience better ______ health, and have much higher social ________

College. Mental. Functioning. 

400

What is the most influential factor that supports building resilience for a child? 

a child's 'social fabric'

500

This type of discipline PREVENTS youth from learning skills like managing anger, having empathy, and practicing conflict resolution

punitive discipline 

500

We confront difficult issues. We assess our problems we face then _______ each other when we think there is a better way or problem to be resolved

CHALLENGE.  We practice radical candor:  care personally but challenge directly 

500

low tech, high ________ is not only for meetings. Its the way we operate here. 

engagement

500

Academy acitvities must support Competence and _______ to assist our Academy participants’ learning and goals of accomplishing specific tasks in classrooms and improving their skills on-field.

Mastery 

500

Patterned, Rhythmic, and Repetitive activities do what for our brain? 

regulate it. calm it.