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conflict resolution
Behind each challenging behavior is a skill that hasn’t been developed and an unsolved problem with solutions that haven’t been discovered. Dr. Ross Greene’s approach can help parents and teachers work proactively and collaboratively with their children and students to find solutions to these problems and develop their social emotional skills along the way. Read more about these three steps and how they can help with responding to challenging behaviors.
Do you always swoop in and rescue your kids from social conflicts? Does your child or student run to you right away when there is a problem? In any type of conflict scenario, it’s important that everyone involved is aware of and understands respective feelings. How can we teach children to resolve conflicts in a way that’s simple, respectful, and helps them become independent? Read on to learn about a problem solving protocol and how it can play an important role in healthy child development.
