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Manitoba education minister puts faith in ‘student-centred’ approach to combating classroom violence

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Manitoba is shifting away from what the minister called “reactive, exclusionary practises,” such as timeouts, detention and early dismissal in response to student misbehaviour.
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Manitoba education minister puts faith in ‘student-centred’ approach to combating classroom violence

Manitoba is shifting away from what the minister called “reactive, exclusionary practises,” such as timeouts, detention and early dismissal in response to student misbehaviour.

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The Flatlander broke the news in on Wednesday, July 30, 2025.
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