Fourth Interview Question Approval

1. What is most important to creating a successful Peer Mediation program?
2. What is it about Peer Mediation that is effective?
3. How can success be measured in a Peer Mediation program?
4. What is most important in maintaining a Peer Mediation program?
5. What is the hardest part in creating a peer mediation program?
6. Why should schools implement Peer Mediation programs?
7. Would do you say that Peer Mediation programs are more successful that not?
8. How can Peer Mediation programs be improved?
9. What are some factors that have to be taken into consideration when implementing a program?
10. Do you think all schools can run an effective Peer Mediation program? Why or why not?
11. What are some ways that schools may be motivated to start a Peer Mediation program?

12. Do you think most Peer Mediation programs are effective? Why or why not?
13. If Peer Mediation programs don't necessarily mediate a lot of students but manage to build community amongst the students, would you consider that a successful program?
14. In your perspective out of of 15 disputes, how many of those disputes need to be resolved in order for the program to be considered successful? Why?
15. Peer Mediation programs are becoming widely popular; why do you think that is?
16. What would you recommend for a school to do if they want to implement a Peer Mediation program?
17. Do you think it takes more than the instructor to sustain a Peer Mediation program?
18. Do you think Peer Mediation programs are more successful with younger or older students? Why?
19. In your opinion, does the success of a program depend more on the students or the instructor?
20. Do you think every school should have a Peer Mediation program irregardless of the fights or disputes at that school?