Peer mediation is a process where students, known as peer mediators, help their classmates resolve conflicts peacefully. Instead of fighting or arguing, students can talk about their problems with the guidance of a mediator. This approach encourages understanding and cooperation, allowing everyone to express their feelings and find a solution together. The goal of peer mediation is to create a positive school environment where conflicts are handled constructively. By using active listening and problem-solving skills, peer mediators help their peers learn how to communicate better and build stronger relationships. This not only resolves issues but also promotes empathy and respect among students.