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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Zero-tolerance Discipline Policies"”.

  1. Connection Before Correction: The Impact of Restorative Practices on Students with Disabilities

    <p>As an alternative to zero tolerance discipline policies that focus on punitive, exclusionary, and often predetermined consequences for a disruptive behavior, many educators in schools across the United States have started implementing restorative practices (RP) in their classrooms. RP focus on …

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  2. Using the Four Agreements to reduce student stress in a zero tolerance school

    … of 1994 required school districts to implement zero tolerance discipline policies that called for expulsion of students who bring weapons to school or commit drug offenses on school property. The zero tolerance policy forced students to deal with punishments and requirements that many educators …

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  3. Historical Analysis of the Development of Gun-Free Schools Act Legislation in Virginia

    … schools and the implementation of get-tough discipline policies that remove students who pose threats of violence to the safe school environment. One response to the increased rate of violence was the implementation of the Gun-Free Schools Act (GFSA). Criticism of these policies grew, …

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  4. Students or Suspects? Safety Policy: Is the Wanding Policy in an Urban School District Racializing Latinx Youth?

    … of preventive measures under the national zero-tolerance discipline policies in U.S. schools. While these policies aim to create safer environments, they have raised serious concerns about their disproportionate impact on marginalized communities, particularly students of color. This has …

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