Wanneer ze geconfronteerd worden met een conflict, moeten studenten de vier R's oefenen: herkennen, reageren met respect, oplossen en reflecteren. Deze methode helpt hen de situatie zonder angst te benaderen en is een essentieel hulpmiddel om conflicten op te lossen voordat ze zich voordoen.
In deze activiteit maken studenten een storyboard dat elk van de vier R's van conflictbeheer vertelt . Studenten moeten een scenario maken (of er kan er een worden verstrekt) en vervolgens elke stap illustreren om conflicten te voorkomen.
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Maak een 4-cellig storyboard over de vier R's van conflictbeheer.
Peer mediation empowers students to help each other resolve conflicts using respectful communication and problem-solving skills. Establishing a peer mediation program builds leadership and empathy while reinforcing the Four Rs in real-life scenarios.
Choose students who are responsible, empathetic, and respected by peers. Provide training on active listening, confidentiality, and the Four Rs so they feel confident guiding classmates through conflict resolution.
Establish ground rules for respectful behavior, privacy, and voluntary participation. Clear expectations help students feel safe and valued during the mediation process.
Use role-play activities for mediators to practice handling realistic conflicts. Guided practice builds confidence and helps mediators apply the Four Rs consistently and thoughtfully.
Encourage students to use peer mediation when disagreements arise. Regular use reinforces respectful conflict resolution and creates a supportive classroom culture.
The Four R's of conflict management are Recognize, Respond with Respect, Resolve, and Reflect. These steps guide students to foresee conflicts, respond thoughtfully, find solutions, and learn from the experience.
To teach the Four R's, have students create a storyboard that illustrates each step: Recognize a conflict, Respond with Respect, Resolve it using effective strategies, and Reflect on what was learned. This hands-on activity encourages understanding and application.
An example: A student notices tension brewing (Recognize), responds calmly and politely (Respond with Respect), discusses solutions and finds common ground (Resolve), and later thinks about what worked or could improve (Reflect).
Reflecting helps students understand what caused the conflict, what strategies worked, and how to prevent similar issues in the future, making it a crucial step for personal growth and improved conflict management skills.
Use visual aids like posters or storyboards, practice role-plays, and encourage students to use the Four R's language in class discussions. Repetition and real-life scenarios help make each step memorable.