Section: Topic 1 - Introduction to mediation as defined in the CEFR framework | Bridging voices - How mediation improves communication (ECE1.5)

Section outline

Time: 20-25 minutes

Learning Outcomes

define mediation according to the CEFR Companion Volume;

distinguish mediation from reception, production, and interaction;

explain why mediation is essential in multilingual and multicultural societies;

identify situations in which mediation takes place.
- Select activity Learning unit: What Is Mediation?
  
  Learning unit: What Is Mediation? Page
- Select activity Activity 1.1 - Which type of mediation? (1)
  
  Activity 1.1 - Which type of mediation? (1) Quiz
  
  Students must
  
  Make attempts: 1
- Select activity Activity 1.2 - Which type of mediation? (2)
  
  Activity 1.2 - Which type of mediation? (2) Quiz
  
  Students must
  
  Make attempts: 1
- Select activity Activity 1.3 - The Mediator’s Decision
  
  Activity 1.3 - The Mediator’s Decision Quiz
  
  Students must
  
  Make attempts: 1
- Select activity Conclusion
  
  Conclusion Page
- Select activity Extra materials - Council of Europe / ECML
  
  Extra materials - Council of Europe / ECML Page
  
  Want to learn more? (Optional)
  
  If you are interested in exploring this topic further, these resources are optional and are designed to enrich your learning experience. They may help you deepen your understanding and further develop your mediation skills.