Imagine someone stuck in a concrete box with only a window as small as about 2 basketballs, and you're just getting angrier and angrier at yourself and everyone. Now imagine sitting in a room with family and counselors talking about what you did wrong, and actually calming yourself down rather than getting frustrated with yourself. Restorative Justice is where you sit down and talking about what you did wrong and how you can change that. Restorative Justice is letting your inner self come out rather than anger with could make things worse. Restorative Justice can help in our world by people open up inside, Become more emotional, and opening up kids mind to help the understand life and how to mature.
Some people claim, bringing people face to face with their victims may not always be the right way to go. For instance, “Young offenders often suffer long-term abuse or neglect. They frequently fail to achieve academically, and have few, if any marketable …show more content…
For example, in the article it stated that, “ Restorative Justice programs in schools seek to establish cultures of openness, communication and respect. While traditional justice systems are based on punishing perpetrators, restorative justice focuses on healing the harm that has been inflicted -- personality and community wide.” When someone is actually talking about what they did wrong then they can actually feel a difference in himself. When people do feel a difference in himself they learn for the best.
Furthermore, Restorative Justice can not only open up kids mind, but it can open up their inner self. For instance, in the article the author stated that, “ They feel a sense of belonging and connection. There kinder to one another. They treat each other better.” When someone shows the ability of acting better it usually means that they have learned their lesson. People probably won’t do what they did wrong again in life if they are acting
Some people claim, bringing people face to face with their victims may not always be the right way to go. For instance, “Young offenders often suffer long-term abuse or neglect. They frequently fail to achieve academically, and have few, if any marketable …show more content…
For example, in the article it stated that, “ Restorative Justice programs in schools seek to establish cultures of openness, communication and respect. While traditional justice systems are based on punishing perpetrators, restorative justice focuses on healing the harm that has been inflicted -- personality and community wide.” When someone is actually talking about what they did wrong then they can actually feel a difference in himself. When people do feel a difference in himself they learn for the best.
Furthermore, Restorative Justice can not only open up kids mind, but it can open up their inner self. For instance, in the article the author stated that, “ They feel a sense of belonging and connection. There kinder to one another. They treat each other better.” When someone shows the ability of acting better it usually means that they have learned their lesson. People probably won’t do what they did wrong again in life if they are acting