During break-times and lunchtimes for the past week, everyone has been assigned a time and area to peer mediate in the playground. Being a peer mediator means to help and aid with small disputes in the school during break; it may seem like an easy job but it definitely helps with keeping the peace during playtime.
Peer mediating about two-hundred kids isn't the most simple or exciting task out there, but there's always a great sense of accomplishment once you've settled a problem. I think it's worth it, don't you?
Do you ever solve a problem (with other people) just for the feeling after it? Leave an answer below!
Wednesday, 24 May 2017
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Adam, you are a very dedicated peer mediator. I am happy to hear that you have been solving small issues in the playground.
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