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1. helpfulprofessor.com › peer-mediationPeer Mediation: Definition, Examples, Pros & Cons (2024)

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   Jan 3, 2024 · Peer mediation is when trained students attempt to resolve conflicts themselves between others in the same age group. The process typically involves a pair of students listening to the perspectives of the affected parties and then helping find a commonly agreed-upon resolution.

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   What is peer mediation?

   • A scholarly definition of peer mediation is provided by Block and Blazej (2005): “Peer mediation is a voluntary process in which a student trained as a neutral third party helps other students in conflict get clear about their concerns, better understand one another, and come to a mutual agreement about how they want to handle their issues”

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   What does a peer mediator do?

   • Peer mediators act as facilitators who do not take sides and negotiate and facilitate the process of finding a solution that all sides in the conflict or dispute can accept. What are peer mediation strategies? Peer mediation training teaches peer mediators numerous strategies.

   Peer Mediation | Definition, Steps & Role in Schools | Study.com

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   What is school-based peer mediation?

   • School-based peer mediation is one of the most popular and effective approaches to integrating the practice of conflict resolution into schools. From the start of the modern “conflict resolution in education” (CRE) movement in the early 1980’s, peer mediation has been one of its centerpieces.

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   Should schools adopt peer mediation?

   • An increasing number of schools are adopting peer mediation, as research on the process has proven it to be an effective strategy. Peer mediators learn strategies that help students identify the problems causing conflict and provide the students with guidance and resources to solve the problems themselves.

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3. creducation.net › peer_mediationPeer Mediation – Conflict Resolution Education Connection

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   Learn what peer mediation is and how it can help students resolve conflicts effectively. Find resources, videos, and examples of peer mediation programs in schools and other settings.

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5. www.irex.org › sites › defaultConflict Resolution and Peer Mediation Toolkit - IREX

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   In peer mediation, a trained youth acts as neutral mediator helping parties in conflict to understand the root causes of their dispute and to ultimately agree on a plan for resolving the conflict.

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6. www.nasponline.org › assets › documentsPEER MEDIATION: A GUIDE FOR EDUCATORS

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   A peer mediator is a student who is in the same grade or about the same age as the students who are engaged in conflict. Research has indicated that students relate better to peer than to adult mediators and are consequently empowered by their ability to solve problems without adult assistance.

7. psychology.iresearchnet.com › peer-mediationPeer Mediation - School Psychology - iResearchNet

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   Peer mediation refers to a structured conflict resolution process where students, typically of similar age or grade, act as impartial third-party mediators to help their peers resolve disputes and conflicts.

8. mediatorsbeyondborders.org › mediationMediation: What It Is and When to Use It - Mediators Beyond ...

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   It will provide concepts and tools to enable users to: Understand what mediation is and how it works. Determine when to consider using mediation. Know how to integrate peer mediation into a social/political organization. Be aware of standards for mediation that ensure a high quality process.

9. study.com › peer-mediation-definition-stepsPeer Mediation | Definition, Steps & Role in Schools | Study.com

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   Nov 21, 2023 · What is peer mediation? Peer mediation is using peers to facilitate problem-solving between peers who are their equals.