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- noun The quality of being
restorative .
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Levels of school/organisational restorativeness School/Organisation informed by restorative 4 BEING principles (proactive policies, procedures,) Using restorative approaches only when an 3 DOING incident occurs (reactive) ENCOURAGING Aware of restorative approaches - makes 2 OTHERS referrals to outside agencies Aware of restorative approaches and open to 1
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Levels of personal restorativeness Personal and professional life informed by 4 BEING restorative principles (proactive) Using restorative approaches only when an 3 DOING incident occurs (reactive) ENCOURAGING Aware of restorative approaches - makes 2 OTHERS referrals to others but not personally involved Aware of restorative justice/approaches and 1 INTERESTED open to their potential 0 IGNORANT Unaware of restorative justice/approaches Rejects restorative justice/approaches - for -1 RESISTANT ideological or practical reasons
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They're automatically set up so when that person goes to bed and when that person falls asleep, the sleep depth and the quality of sleep and the restorativeness of that sleep is actually enhanced because of the sleep deprivation the night before. "
Canadian Online Health News Lauren La Rose 2010
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