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Step One: Parties Agree to Mediate. This is crucial. Step Two: Parties Tell their Stories and the Mediator Gathers Points of View. Step Three: Focusing on Interests and Needs. Step Four: Mediators Work on Creating Win-Win Situations. Step Five: Evaluate Options. Step Six: Create an agreement.
There are four steps to the mediation process: Step 1: Introduction Ground Rules. Peer mediators are introduced. Step 2: Storytelling. All participants share their side of the story without interruption. Step 3: Identifying Issues and Needs. Step 4: Finding Solutions.
When Meeting Privately with Students Ask students to explain what occurred. Listen empathetically. Acknowledge emotions by repeating what you understand their issues to be. With student(s), brainstorm possible solutions. Help students evaluate these solutions through comprehensive problem solving.
Restorative Practices: Seven Steps for Facilitators and Mediators Step 1: Explain the Process. Step 2: Build Empathy. Step 3: Grounding Exercise. Step 4: Start the Conversation. Step 5: Paraphrasing and Guided Apology. Step 6: The Other Participant Gets to Go. Step 7: Conclude the Conversation.
Mediation is a process that can be conducted in three ways that vary in formality, goals, the mediators techniques, and outcomes. Listed from more formal to less formal, the styles of mediation are: settlement conference, facilitative, and transformative.
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