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                                       Conflict Resolution                                        

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                                       Conflict Resolution                                        

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The resources provided will assist kindergarten through second grade elementary school teachers in developing an understanding of effective conflict resolution strategies. The teachers' knowledge of conflict resolution will be beneficial when instructing students on how to resolve conflicts with their peers.

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This statistic, which is included in an article published by the Office of the New York City Public Advocate, highlights the importance of incorporating conflict resolution programming into a school's curriculum. Additionally, this statistic demonstrates the positive impact conflict resolution programming can have on a school's environment.

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This resource provided by the Connecticut State Department of Education states the importance of providing teachers with additional information regarding conflict resolution. This mandate is important because it allows teachers to develop knowledge on effective conflict resolution strategies that they can share with their students.

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When students are presented with a conflict, the teacher can use the steps listed in this article to assist students in reaching a solution.

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Coaching Children in Handling Everyday Conflicts | Responsive Classroom

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"Teacher, he won't play with me." "Teacher, she cut in line." "Teacher, he took my book."Such classroom conflicts are familiar in elementary school life. For years, resolving such conflicts for children filled my days. I lost valuable teaching time, and the children learned nothing about resolving their own conflicts-or preventing conflicts from happening in the first place.

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This article provides educators with effective conflict resolution strategies to use in the classroom. These strategies include role playing, tracking, listening, and writing about the conflict.

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This video highlights the importance of teaching students conflict resolution strategies, as they are relevant in the workplace. As seen in the video, the solution must be agreed upon by all parties.

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The Office - Conflict Resolution (Episode Highlight)

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The PBIS website can be used if a student continues to engage in conflicts with other students. This resource provides teachers with student profiles and action plans to target the unwanted behavior.

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PBIS World | A Complete Tier 1 Through Tier 3 Positive Behavior Interventions & Supports System

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PBIS World is in no way affiliated, associated, or connected with any other website, entity, organization, or federal, state, local, or other government agency, department, program, policy, organization, or initiative.

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This resource provides educators with various activities they can use when teaching students conflict resolution strategies in kindergarten through second grade classrooms. Additionally, this resource includes articles that students can access in order to develop their understanding of different topics regarding conflict resolution.

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When students are presented with a problem, he or she can consult the "Tips for Problem Solving" document. The tips included on this document allow the student to assess the problem and think of possible solutions.

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Think Sheets allow students to reflect on the choices they made while engaged in a conflict. The student can use a think sheet to think of strategies he or she can use in order to make different choices, if presented with a similar conflict.