Mediating a Better Solution

Chittooran and Hoenig discuss a better approach to conflict resolution among secondary school students. Peer mediation is based in the assumption that conflicts are simply mutual problems that can be resolved in ways that benefit all parties, and in secondary schools, it is used to help two or more...

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Published in:Principal Leadership 2005-03, Vol.5 (7), p.11
Main Authors: Chittooran, Mary M, Hoenig, Gaileen A
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Behavior Problems
Conflict resolution
Educational Environment
Peer Mediation
Peer relationships
School administration
School Safety
Secondary school students
Thinking Skills
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Summary:Chittooran and Hoenig discuss a better approach to conflict resolution among secondary school students. Peer mediation is based in the assumption that conflicts are simply mutual problems that can be resolved in ways that benefit all parties, and in secondary schools, it is used to help two or more students resolve serious conflicts they cannot handle independently.
ISSN:1529-8957