Restorative Justice: Repairing Harm
Students explore the principles of restorative justice and how it focuses on repairing harm caused by conflict or crime.
Key Questions
- Explain the core principles of restorative justice.
- Compare restorative justice approaches with traditional punitive measures.
- Analyze how restorative practices can help individuals and communities heal after conflict.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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