Conflict Outcomes
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Conflict Management and Resolution
Lesson Plans by Patrick Healey
Conflict is a part of interpersonal relations and is unfortunately unavoidable. In order to be a successful person in today’s society, students need to be able to react to conflicts effectively. Engage students with premade activities at Storyboard That.
Storyboard Description
What are some of the outcomes of conflicts? Help students identify different outcomes with storyboards!
Storyboard Text
- WIN - WIN
- CONFLICT
- I want to watch a funny movie.
- OUTCOME
- Why don't we watch a romantic comedy?
- Mary and Louis can't figure out which movie to watch tonight. They both want opposite outcomes.
- I want to watch a romantic movie though.
- I want to watch a funny movie.
- This is a win-win scenario because both Mary and Louis are happy with the outcome.
- Why don't we watch a comedy tonight? I really don't like mushy movies.
- Great idea! I'll get some more snacks.
- WIN - LOSE
- Mary and Louis can't figure out which movie to watch tonight. They both want opposite outcomes.
- I want to watch a romantic movie though.
- This is a win-lose scenario because only Mary is happy with the outcome.
- I guess that's okay.
- LOSE - LOSE
- I want to watch a romantic movie though.
- I want to watch a funny movie.
- I really want to watch a comedy. It's either that or let's forget the movie.
- Fine, then we won't watch anything then.
- Mary and Louis can't figure out which movie to watch tonight. They both want opposite outcomes.
- This is a lose-lose scenario because both Mary and Louis are unhappy with the outcome.
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