Retribution Versus Restoration with AJ Crabill

In behavioral psychology, a punishment is defined as any change that reduces the likelihood of abehavior occurring again. Retribution is defined as legal revenge, with something being taken orinflicted upon someone else for a wrong.Let’s be honest, we mix these terms up a lot. Students can only act in the ways that they havelearned, and only cope using the strategies they have.What if there was another way to “do discipline”? One that didn’t chew up half your day andthat actually did decrease the likelihood that you would be dealing with the same kid and sameissue over and over? If your curiosity is piqued, stay tuned!