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Conflict Resolution
STOP
Think before you react!
Goals:
1) Prevent school violence
2) Prevent fighting in schools
3) Teach stress management
4) Teach anger management
5) Promote proactive solutions
6) Promote acceptance
7) Reduce conflict in school
Program
Objective: students will gain a better knowledge
of how to control anger, reduce stress and search for a peaceful
proactive solution. They will be able to understand how important
it is that they stop, think before they react and apply the
strategies given to prevent school violence build on good student
characteristics.
A
Conflict Resolution school assembly program that discusses anger
management, respect, responsibility, good manners, compassion, kindness,
forgiveness, honesty, character skills and success skills.
Program
Synopsis:
To teach students how to get along by giving them tools and techniques
that can help reduce school fighting, work through peer pressure
and control anger. At the core of this successful elementary school
educational conflict management program are tips and suggestions
on how to improve listening and problem solving
Peking Duck opens the forty-five minute program with a brief definition
of what the words Conflict and Resolution
mean. In the course of the
conversation he realizes that the title of the program should be
"It's Ok To Waddle Away." Richard reminds him of how they
were in disagreement about
the title and how through the help of a mediator they were able
to come to a
compromise. From this short skit, the
students learn a little about mediation, compromise and some simple
tools to help resolve conflict.
Minky the Monkey learns kindness,
manners and how to use the time-out technique when a conflict situation
arises. Students learn how to STOP, THINK
BEFORE THEY REACT, when Richard shares a personal story of
when he was young and how he made a positive choice to peacefully
handle a kid who was constantly stealing his winter hat.
Students yell out loud
when Richard's anger management drawing comes to life, demonstrating
three easy tips of how to erase away their anger without creating
conflict or hurting anyone.
Richard's
big blue friend Ned finds out that losing your temper and throwing
your friend's cat in the pond is no way to solve a problem. He learns
that when we fail to STOP THINK BEFORE WE
REACT, we create more conflict. Richard reminds him that
he needs to remember to walk away.
As an added bonus, two students help Richard to demonstrate respect
and understanding. The upper elementary
students get a special treat when two lucky teachers are dressed
up as Dot and Com. Com becomes agitated with Dot for hanging out
with Org and Edu and it is up to the students in the audience to
mediate and offer suggestions on how they solve their conflict and
bring the world wide web back to normal.
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Richard's
big blue friend Ned finds out that losing your temper and throwing
your friend's cat in the pond is no way to solve a problem. He learns
that when we fail to STOP THINK BEFORE WE
REACT, we create more conflict. Richard reminds him that
he needs to remember to walk away.
As an added bonus, two students help Richard to demonstrate respect
and understanding. The upper elementary
students get a special treat when two lucky teachers are dressed
up as Dot and Com. Com becomes agitated with Dot for hanging out
with Org and Edu and it is up to the students in the audience to
mediate and offer suggestions on how they solve their conflict and
bring the world wide web back to normal.
