Keyword: «behavioral component of readiness»

Since the introduction and effective functioning of reconciliation services is considered as an opportunity and prospect for the creation of a comfortable and safe school environment, and the teacher's behavior in conflict, his/her attitude, competence, readiness to use modern techniques and approaches largely determine the effectiveness of resolving conflicts that arise in the school environment, we believe it necessary to focus on the purposeful preparation of students for the implementation of measures to resolve conflicts within the practice of a restorative approach. The purpose of the article is to analyze the preparedness of students - future teachers to resolve school conflicts using mediation technologies with the subsequent development of schemes for improving training, filling the main components of training with content. Target category – third- and fourth-year students, "Pedagogical education" and "Psychological and pedagogical education" areas of training, who consider work at school as a possible prospect for them. Research methods: theoretical (analysis of psychological and pedagogical literature on the research problem), empirical (questioning, testing, ascertaining experiment). It is urgent to develop proposals for improving the preparation of students - future subject teachers for resolving school conflicts using mediation technologies in the unity of four components. At the level of the cognitive component, it is important to give students knowledge in the field of mediation practices - first of all, within the framework of studying the disciplines of the psychological module, as well as when students take part in the work of various workshops, master classes, seminars, etc. To form readiness at the level of emotional-volitional, motivational and behavioral components, it is advisable to use trainings, work with cases, modeling situations with an emphasis on the practical component, as close as possible to practical work, in some cases – taking part in the real pedagogical work.