The image you uploaded is a worksheet titled
"Conflict Resolution Wise Choices". It provides a list of conflict resolution strategies and asks students to choose appropriate strategies for resolving specific conflicts. Below, I will solve the problem by selecting suitable strategies for each scenario and explaining why they are chosen.
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Worksheet Analysis
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List of Conflict Resolution Strategies
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Ignore
2.
Oblivious
3.
Offer alternative suggestions
4.
Encourage behavior
5.
Discourage behavior
6.
Suggest turn taking
7.
Offer a different site
8.
Obliterate
9.
Observe expected play and behavior
10.
Observe expected behaviors and set rules
11.
Set expectations
12.
Simply stop
13.
Simply smile, talking turns taking
14.
Listening and listening
15.
Be accepting
16.
Obfuscate and forgive
17.
Observe fast
18.
Observe humor
19.
Other
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Scenarios
1.
You want to play a different game than your friend.
2.
You disagree with the last goal scored by the other team.
3.
Your friend excludes you from playing at recess.
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Solution and Explanation
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Scenario 1: You want to play a different game than your friend.
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Strategy: Offer alternative suggestions
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Explanation: In this situation, offering an alternative suggestion can help both parties find a compromise. For example, you could suggest playing a game that combines elements of both games or taking turns choosing the game. This approach fosters cooperation and ensures that everyone has a chance to enjoy their preferred activity.
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Scenario 2: You disagree with the last goal scored by the other team.
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Strategy: Listen and listen
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Explanation: Disagreements about a goal in a game can often escalate if emotions run high. Listening to the other person's perspective calmly and respectfully can help de-escalate the situation. By actively listening, you show that you value their opinion, which can lead to a more constructive conversation about the disagreement.
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Scenario 3: Your friend excludes you from playing at recess.
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Strategy: Offer a different site
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Explanation: If your friend excludes you from playing at recess, suggesting a different place to play (e.g., another part of the playground or a different activity) can help resolve the conflict. This strategy allows you to maintain your dignity while also providing an opportunity to engage in a fun activity without directly confronting the exclusion.
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Final Answer
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You want to play a different game than your friend.
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Strategy: Offer alternative suggestions
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Reason: Encourages compromise and cooperation.
2.
You disagree with the last goal scored by the other team.
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Strategy: Listen and listen
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Reason: Promotes calm communication and understanding.
3.
Your friend excludes you from playing at recess.
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Strategy: Offer a different site
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Reason: Provides an alternative solution without confrontation.
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Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{ll}
\text{1. Offer alternative suggestions} & \text{(Compromise)} \\
\text{2. Listen and listen} & \text{(Communication)} \\
\text{3. Offer a different site} & \text{(Alternative solution)} \\
\end{array}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of choices worksheet.
