Restorative questions are the types of questions that help a child or teenager process an event that has caused them harm. These questions can also encourage them to take responsibility for their behavior, in case they’ve done something wrong to someone.
This poster shows five restorative questions to use in response to challenging behaviors. They can be asked in any setting — at school, in therapy offices, and even at home — to promote conflict resolution.
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