mediational

Examples

• All

• Further, Brown demonstrated that this type of understanding can be increased in 3-, 4-, and 5-year-old children with very small amounts of mediational instruction—in fact, about as much as one encounters in clinical dynamic assessment.

  Academic text (1990)

• The therapist used a mediational approach to help the couple resolve their differences.

• This exhibit almost becomes a mediational space that encourages audiences to combine and separate, evaluate and define these different knowledge systems.

  Academic text (2006)

• Moreover, the dynamics of homophobic aggression toward perceived lesbians were not adequately understood by the proposed mediational model.

  Academic text (2012)

• The mobile application was designed to implement peer review inside the classroom, and the use of peer feedback served as a mediational means to allow learners to observe their speaking processes as well as receive metacognitive support from their peers.

  Academic text (2018)

• Educators can adopt mediational techniques to improve student interactions during group projects.

Synonyms

M

mediatorial

vsmediational

• Formal

1 9.4

Relating to a person who helps two sides reach an agreement

focuses on the helping process of communication and resolving differences rather than the role

M

mediative

vsmediational

1 7.4

To help people in an argument talk and reach an agreement

is about the active process of helping parties communicate and resolve disputes

M

mediatory

vsmediational

• Formal

1 7.8

To help two sides in a conflict reach an agreement

focuses on helping parties communicate and understand to resolve disputes

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology