Resolving Disagreement

Resolving Disagreement

Objectives

• 1. Give suggestions to resolve disagreements practically with the help of situations.

• 2. Understand how a disagreement could affect them and others.

• 3. Know and re-think that there could be better ways of resolving a disagreement

Open Ended

Why did Jake and his classmate have a disagreement?

Open Ended

How did Jake and his friends’ opinion differ from each other?

Multiple Choice

How did everyone feel about Jake’s behaviour?

• Happy

• Sad

• Angry

• Don't know

Multiple Choice

When there is a group disagreement, let's the majority rule.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Less arguments more fun

• Ture

• False

Let's solve a disagreement

• You work in department store. Your three best friends are shopping in the store and you notice one of them slip a t-shirt under her jacket. You ask her to put it back. She refuses, starts calling you names and storms out of the store. Your boss sees this on the security camera, confronts you and decides to terminate you. He says that you did not follow the store policy and procedures in handling the matter. You and your boss have a disagreement as he blames you. How would you resolve it?

• Nisha went out with her best friend, Neha; Nisha shares personal details about her failed marriage. Their waitress, Shelly, hears some details of confidential information and shares the information with the other waitresses. Shelly, the group of other waitresses includes Nisha’s daughter. Nisha’s daughter confronts Shelly about this. Shelly said that she mentioned it to the other waitresses as friends to which Nisha’s daughter disagreed. How would you resolve it?

  
  

1. Did you ever disagree with someone? 

2. How did you resolve it?

3. Do you feel that you could have resolved it in a better manner? How?

4. What other things get affected, if we do not resolve a disagreement?