Resolving Conflicts
⭐ MasteredWhen you disagree, stay calm, listen to the other person, share how you feel using 'I' statements and look for a fair solution together.
Taking a break to cool down can help.
All about Resolving Conflicts
A conflict is a disagreement between people. Conflicts are normal, but they can be resolved peacefully. Stay calm, listen to the other person without interrupting and explain how you feel using "I" statements, such as "I feel upset when my toy is taken without asking."
Look for a fair solution together. Ask what each person needs, think about several options and agree on one that works for both of you. If the problem is too big to solve alone, ask a trusted adult or teacher to help.
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Real-life uses of Resolving Conflicts
- Sharing a computer with a sibling
- Settling an argument during a game
- Agreeing on rules in a group project
Frequently asked questions about Resolving Conflicts
What is an "I" statement?
A way of describing your feelings without blaming the other person, such as "I feel left out when..."
What if the other person will not listen?
Stay calm, walk away if needed and ask a trusted adult to help you talk it through.
Is it okay to walk away from an argument?
Yes. Taking a break to calm down is often the best way to avoid saying something you regret.