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Setting the Conflict Compass. Experiential Activities for Conflict Resolution.

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Setting the Conflict Compass Training-Wheels

 

Michelle Cumming of Training-Wheels has a great new book out “Setting the Conflict Compass. A facilitator’s Guide for Conflict Resolution Activities.”

And I have an activity listed in this book! In “Conflict in Corporate Environments” section.

Product Description

Experiential Activities for Conflict Resolution and Prevention

The activities in this book will help participants become aware of how they perceive and handle conflict. There will be suggestions and strategies for dealing with conflict as well. It will also remind individuals to think of the perspective of others. This will be achieved while gaining tools and techniques for increased collaboration, resolving disputes, and ultimately finding win/win resolutions to workplace and classroom conflicts."

Part 1 Compass Basics: What is Conflict?

  • Characteristics of a Compass, Characteristics of Conflict
  • Compass Parts and How they Relate to Conflict

Part 2 The Importance of Processing and Debriefing

Part 3 Quotes on Conflict

Part 4 Conflict in Corporate Environments

  • Activities Section, Experiential Activities for Conflict Resolution & Prevention

Part 5 Conflict in Youth Environments

  • Sample 8 week Sequence for Bullying Prevention
  • Research findings from this 8 week sequence
  • Bullying Prevention
  • Best Practices in Bullying Prevention
  • Activities Section, Experiential Activities for Conflict Resolution & Prevention

Part 6 References and Suggested Readings

 

To purchase the book

 

Published by Kendall Hunt Publishing.

 

michael cardus is create-learning

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