Peer Mediation is a conflict resolution strategy in educational settings, training students as mediators to help resolve peer disputes. It promotes skills like active listening and empathy, and adapts to different school levels. Benefits include improved problem-solving and interpersonal skills, contributing to a positive school climate.
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Peer Mediation Programs were first implemented in the 1970s in the United States and have since spread internationally
Voluntariness, Neutrality, Confidentiality, and Mutual Respect
Peer Mediation Programs are founded on the principles of voluntariness, neutrality, confidentiality, and mutual respect to ensure a fair and effective mediation process
The overarching goal of Peer Mediation Programs is to foster a peaceful and cooperative school environment
The process of implementing Peer Mediation Programs involves appointing a program coordinator, selecting and training student mediators, and conducting regular assessments and feedback
Coordinator, Peer Mediators, and Students Involved in Conflicts
The organizational structure of Peer Mediation Programs consists of a coordinator, peer mediators, and the students involved in conflicts, with the coordinator managing the program and the mediators leading the mediation sessions
Peer Mediation Programs can be adapted to different educational levels, with a customized approach for each level based on developmental stage and typical conflicts encountered
Peer Mediation Programs contribute to personal development, problem-solving skills, and empathetic interactions for younger students
Peer Mediation Programs are instrumental in preventing conflict escalation, promoting emotional intelligence, and improving interpersonal skills for high school students
Peer Mediation Programs contribute to creating a safer, more respectful, and peaceful school climate while equipping students with conflict resolution skills
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Peer mediators are selected based on their ______, ______, and impartiality, and are trained in skills like active listening and collaborative problem-solving.
leadership qualities
empathy
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Origin of Peer Mediation Programs
Started in the USA during the 1970s as grassroots initiatives.
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Purpose of Peer Mediation Programs
Equip youth with skills for constructive conflict resolution, promote peaceful school environments.
