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The Restorative Justice approach epitomises 5 main principles that underpin Restorative justice in the classroom: (Varnham, 2005), the consensus of both the victim and offender the restoring of wrongdoing also for victim and offender the significance of the offender taking full responsibility of wrong doing and confronting the issue to the …show more content…
However also, as depicted by Lyons et al. (2014: 94), “it sets the stage for positive classroom ecosystems.” Due to the fact that as a High School subject, my history students are not based in one particular classroom the entire today. Therefore, factors that influence the physical environment such as, floor space and arrangement, wall and storage space, will be quite temperamental due to other uses of the classroom by other classes. For this reason, the main priority and focus will be on furniture arrangement. This is due to the fact that through furniture arrangement I am able to control the teacher, student relationship within the classroom, and further control productivity (Habacı et al.,