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What three qualifications are important for peer mediators?

Peer mediation requires a range of skills that you can develop through practice and feedback. Some of the essential skills are: active listening, paraphrasing, questioning, reframing, empathizing, and facilitating.

What are the 5 steps in peer mediation?

The six steps of peer mediation Parties agree to mediate. Parties tell their stories. Parties focus on interests and needs. Mediators work on creating win-win situations. Parties evaluate options. Parties create an agreement.

What is a peer mediation program?

What is Peer Mediation? Peer Mediation is a confidential process for resolving conflicts. Participants have the opportunity to talk through their disputes with the help of trained student mediators. Peer mediators do not take sides or place blame on anyone.

What are three benefits of using a peer mediator?

Other students learn from mediators how to get along with each other better. Arguments decrease, so students spend more time learning. Students and teachers are able to work together in more friendly, relaxed way. Students are empowered to resolve their own problems.

Which situation most likely benefit from peer mediation?

The most fundamental benefit of peer mediation is that it effectively resolves student conflicts.

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