Conflict resolution and Public speaking

What do conflict resolution education programs aim to change?

• The way students dress

• The perception of conflicts

• The school curriculum

• The grading system

According to the text, how should students view conflicts?

• As a waste of time

• As a necessary, natural part of life

• As something to avoid at all costs

• As a sign of failure

What can conflicts actually be?

• Opportunities to make something better

• Reasons to give up

• Situations to ignore

• Problems to avoid

What do conflicts challenge us to do?

• Ignore and forget

• Learn, create, and improve

• Avoid and escape

• Complain and criticize

What is the main reason conflicts get a bad reputation?

• The nature of the conflict itself

• The ways people choose to respond to them

• The number of people involved

• The location where they occur

What can destructive responses in conflicts lead to?

• Resolution

• Fall out

• Understanding

• Cooperation

What is a constructive way to address the issue of a sibling wearing your clothes?

• Yell at them

• Ask if they know which clothes belong to you

• Wear their clothes without asking

• Keep your clothes dirty

What is a destructive action if you see your sibling in your clothes?

• Ask if they know which clothes belong to you

• Offer to mark your tags

• Yell at them or hit them

• Explain that it bothers you

What is a constructive way to help your sibling identify your clothes?

• Yell at them

• Offer to mark your tags

• Keep your clothes dirty

• Wear their clothes

What is a destructive response to a sibling wearing your clothes without asking?

• Offer to show them where you bought the clothes

• Explain that it bothers you

• Wear their clothes without asking

• Ask if they know which clothes belong to you