1
Q
What are the 3 principles of just consequences?
A
- Approriate and Linked
- Clear
- Pre-established
2
Q
What are the 4 types of consequences?
A
- Responsible Thinking
- Apology
- Restitution
- Lost Activity, Access or Interaction
3
Q
What does Progressive Consequences refer to?
A
Consequences that start small and amplify after repeated disruptions.
4
Q
Why are progressive consequences important?
A
Because the disruptive student can stop repeating the disruption after the first or second offense because he knows it will get worse and worse.
5
Q
What is an example of progressive consequences?
A
- 1st offense = Responsible Thinking + Apology
- 2nd offense = Responsible Thinking + Apology + Restitution
- 3rd offense = Responsible Thinking + Apology + Restitution + Visit with the Principal.
