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This Identifying Emotions in Conflicts lesson plan also includes:
- Resolving Conflicts Module (.pdf)
- Resolving Conflicts Module (.html)
- Identifying Emotions in Conflicts (.html)
- Glossary: Resolving Conflicts (.pdf)
- Glossary: Resolving Conflicts (Google)
- Activity Sheet: Sometimes I Feel... (.pdf)
- Activity Sheet: Sometimes I Feel... (Google)
- Activity Sheet: Scale of Emotions (.pdf)
- Activity Sheet: Scale of Emotions (Google)
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The takeaway from the second instructional activity in the Resolving Conflicts module is that "conflict is like an iceberg" in that we only see a small portion of what's involved in conflicts. Participants learn to identify the many unseen feelings that can affect reactions and intensify conflicts.
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Concepts
Instructional Ideas
- Enlarge and post Indira Gandhi's statement in a prominent place in the classroom
- Remind class members to keep all materials and homework generated in the lessons in their course folder
Classroom Considerations
- Second lesson of six in the Resolving Conflicts module
- Requires copies for each participant of the "Sometimes I Feel" and "Scale of Emotions" activity sheets
Pros
- The "Sometimes I Feel" handout provides a list of over 100 words that describe feelings
Cons
- None