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학술저널
저자정보
류병관 (창원대학교)
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한국소년정책학회 소년보호연구 소년보호연구 제23권
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2013.10
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61 - 84 (24page)

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As concerns continue to mount over school violence, alternative dispute resolution (ADR) practices have expanded beyond their traditional role and into a means of deterring violence among students. As a reaction, various groups have attempted to apply principles and methods of ADR in schools in order to prevent school violence. Peer mediation is based upon the classic premise of traditional mediation that “right may indeed exist on both sides.” Focusing conflict resolution on the equal value of each party’s position-with equal time, respect, and participation for all parties-often achieves asolution that is satisfactory to both sides of a conflict. While achieving a peer mediation program in every school is an attainable goal, it is one that requires much more support from government. In order to reap the many benefits of peer mediation, government should mandate them as a part of the curriculum in every school. This mandate needs to be specific to peer mediation, instead of the broad conflict resolution and violence prevention statutes that currently exist. This direct support and demand for programs by government sends the message to educators, administrators, parents, and students that peer mediation is something worth doing.

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