2010
DOI: 10.1002/crq.20005
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Dialogic mediation in conflict resolution education

Abstract: Conflict resolution education is an interesting field for both teachers and experts. This contribution tries to understand how conflict management can be productive in the interaction between adults and children. For this purpose, the results of field research are presented; they concern videotaped interaction in classrooms and formal groups of children coordinated by adults trying to support children's conflict management. The data show the adults' dialogic actions, which may promote children's conflict manag… Show more

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“…A search on the combined phrase "intercultural mediation" has produced three hits of which although none has been relevant to the issue in its content. Another search on the combined phrase "cross-cultural mediation" has produced one hit that has not been included in the sample, neither (Baraldi & Iervese 2010).…”
Section: Samplementioning
confidence: 99%
“…A search on the combined phrase "intercultural mediation" has produced three hits of which although none has been relevant to the issue in its content. Another search on the combined phrase "cross-cultural mediation" has produced one hit that has not been included in the sample, neither (Baraldi & Iervese 2010).…”
Section: Samplementioning
confidence: 99%