Conflict Resolution 101: How to teach conflict resolution

Teaching conflict resolution works best, with elementary school students and middle school students, by combining it with the concepts of communication skills and character education strategies. You might even want to call your class or unit by the generic title of Communication Skills or the 3 C’s:
* Communication Skills
* Conflict Resolution
* Character Education

Click TEACHER'S TIPS to read the full article on Examiner.com by the School Conflict Resolution Examiner - Debbie Dunn.

Teaching Conflict Resolution to teens versus to younger children

Read my response to an editor from a teacher information site who asked me some key questions about the difference between teaching conflict resolution techniques to teens versus younger children.

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Does a lack of Conflict Resolution skills cause problems today?

Read my response to an editor from a teacher information site who asked me some key questions about the lack of conflict resolution today.

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Positive And Negative Consequences For Classroom Behavior Choices

An explanation of positive consequences for good classroom behavior and negative consequences for bad classroom behavior that help create a peaceful classroom environment.

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Three essential Classroom Rules for any grade

What are the three essential classroom rules that will work for any grade level? Read full descriptions of how to teach and enforce these rules in this article to help create a more peaceful classroom environment.

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Who Will Make The Princess Laugh?

Who Will Make the Princess Laugh?


This is a story about a Princess who has never laughed and a goofy guy named Jack. The story was inspired by Richard Chase's story called "Jack And The King's Girl" found in his book called THE JACK TALES.

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In addition to being a Professional Storyteller & Published Author, Debbie Dunn is a Conflict Resolution Specialist. For five years (1998 to 2003) at an East Tennessee middle school, Debbie taught Conflict Resolution techniques, Character Education strategies, and Public Speaking. The class was called Communication Skills. This story is part of the curriculum she created called 3 C's: Conflict Resolution, Character Education, & Communication Skills.

It All Happened Because Mark Overslept And Missed Breakfast

It All Happened Because Mark Overslept And Missed Breakfast

Conflict happens when one or more of your Basic Needs get messed with. Listen to this story about Mark and the chain reaction of actions that happened as a result of what was going wrong with him.

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In addition to being a Professional Storyteller & Published Author, Debbie Dunn is a Conflict Resolution Specialist. For five years (1998 to 2003) at an East Tennessee middle school, Debbie taught Conflict Resolution techniques, Character Education strategies, and Public Speaking. The class was called Communication Skills. This story is part of the curriculum she created called 3 C's: Conflict Resolution, Character Education, & Communication Skills.