Module 2 Conflict Resolution Exit Ticket

1. A conflict is a serious disagreement.

• True
• False

2. Conflict resolution education (please check all that apply:)

• Encompasses problem solving in which the parties in dispute express their points of view, voice their interests, and find mutually acceptable solutions
• Are most effective when they are comprehensive and involve multiple components such as the problem-solving processes and principles of conflict resolution, the basics of effective communication and listening, critical and creative thinking, and an emphasis on personal responsibility and self-discipline
• Can enable children to respond nonviolently to conflict by using the conflict resolution problem-solving processes of negotiation, mediation, and consensus decision-making. Enable educators' ability to manage students' behavior without coercion by emphasizing personal responsibility and self-discipline.
• Can mobilize community involvement in violence prevention through education programs and services, such as expanding the role of youth as effective citizens beyond the school into the community
• Help the parties recognize that while conflict happens all the time, people can learn new skills to deal with conflict in nonviolent ways

3. The four common strategies for approaching conflict resolution are (please check all that apply:)

• Peaceable Classrooms
• Process Curriculum
• Peaceable Schools
• Peer Mediation
• Engaging Students

4. What are strategies for calming down?

• Take a short walk
• Talk to a friend
• Take deep breaths
• Talk about how you feel
• All of the above

5. A peaceable school promotes a climate that challenges youth and adults to believe and act on the understanding that a diverse, nonviolent society is a realistic goal.

• True
• False

6. What is the step called that students should end solving their problems together with?

• Affirm, thank, or agree
• Affirm, thank, or forgive
• Thank, forgive, or fight
• Forgive, thank, or invite