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Teaching Students To Be Peacemakers

Teaching Students To Be Peacemakers (TSP) is a school-based program that teaches conflict resolution procedures and peer mediation skills. The program, based on conflict resolution theory and research, aims to reduce violence in schools, enhance academic achievement and learning, motivate prohealth decisions among students, and create supportive school communities. Students learn to be peacemhttp://nrepp.samhsa.gov/ViewIntervention.aspx?id=64akers in four steps. First, students are taught that conflicts are inevitable but can be desirable and can have positive outcomes when managed constructively. Second, they learn how to negotiate “integrative agreements” to conflicts of interests using a six-step negotiation procedure

Posted in: Guidelines Plus on 02/05/2011 | Link to this post on IFP |
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