Project Peace training: conflict resolution, bullying, and peer mediation
Posted by on November 05, 2012
Interactive training on conflict resolution, bullying, and peer mediation
Monday, November 19, 2012 / 9:30 a.m.
Arcadia University’s King of Prussia Campus
1150 First Avenue, Parkview Tower Bldg., Suite 700
King of Prussia, PA 19406
Project Peace works to reduce conflicts and violence in Pennsylvania elementary schools by teaching children how to discuss and mediate their disagreements peacefully. The objective of Project PEACE is to neutralize minor conflicts before they escalate to explosive confrontations that could potentially lead to violent acts. Children become active participants in promoting positive behavior in their classrooms by taking on the role of mediator and using the mediation process. The Project PEACE training introduces participants to the peer mediation process and provides them with instruction to teach their students. Over the past six years, Project PEACE has brought peer mediation programming and conflict resolution education to more than 80 schools directly and another 120 indirectly.
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Contact: Beth Specker at speckerb@arcadia.edu or 484-408-2328
ACT 48 for Educators / CLEs for Attorneys Provided
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