We Love Transforming Discipline- A Restorative Practice Series

Episode 2 of the Resilience Conversations podcast, hosted by ESSDACK RESILIENCE TEAM: Ginger, Katie, Rebecca, Megan & Carmen, titled "We Love Transforming Discipline- A Restorative Practice Series " was published on February 8, 2023 and runs 44 minutes.

February 8, 2023 ·44m · Resilience Conversations

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Join Katie, Carmen, and Rebecca as they talk about what Transforming Discipline looks like, sounds like and feels like! 

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Join Katie, Carmen, and Rebecca as they talk about what Transforming Discipline looks like, sounds like and feels like!

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