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Is your school a “place of redemption”? Explain.
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Yes, the school I am teaching at is a place of redemption. God’s word is at the very heart of the school where there is an understanding that we have all been redeemed through Christ’s sacrifice. A price was paid for us that we didn’t deserve but the price was paid anyway because God loves us this much.
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Yes, all discipline is seeking to be restorative and not punitive. It is important that students not only know this but sense it and feel it when they are being disciplined.
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In some ways, my school is a place of redemption.
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Yes, I believe my school is a “place of redemption.” When students make decisions that go against the Lord, we have a consistent behavior plan that partners with students and parents to lead the child into repentance. Our disciplinary actions of firm, yet full of grace.
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I don’t currently have a school placement. However, the school I previously worked in was a place of permissiveness, not redemption. In the world, the counterfeit for God’s love and redemptive work is permissiveness.
