Conflict Resolution

Conflict Resolution

By Josefine Pettit

Open Ended

What are some conflicts we have seen at school?

Open Ended

What are conflicts that you have experince?

Share with your group

Understanding Types of Conflicts

• Individual Conflicts: Between two people

  • Example: Disagreement over project roles

  • Needs one-on-one resolution

• Group Conflicts: Involves multiple people

  • Example: Team disagreeing on event theme

  • Requires group discussion and consensus

Multiple Choice

Which type of conflict would you face if: The whole class disagrees about field trip destination?

• Group Conflict

• Individual Conflict

Multiple Choice

Which type of conflict would you face if: Two classmates argue about lunch seats?

• Group Conflict

• Individual Conflict

Active Listening Skills

Key Techniques:

• Make eye contact

• Nod to show understanding

• Paraphrase what others say

• Ask clarifying questions

• Show empathy

Practice Exercise

Partner up and share a school-related problem

• One person speaks for 1 minute

  • person who listens summarizes what they heard

• Switch roles

When to Seek Help

Know When to Get Adult Support:

• Physical conflicts

• Bullying situations

• Emotional distress

• Serious disagreements

• Safety concerns

Word Cloud

Who Can Help?

Finding Solutions Together

Steps to Resolution:

1. Listen to all sides

2. Identify the main problem

3. Brainstorm solutions

4. Consider everyone's views

5. Choose the best option together

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Happy teaching!

• Conflicts aren't about winning

• Focus on finding solutions

• Respect different opinions

• Work together for best results