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Managing Anger in Conflict Situations Lesson PlanManaging Anger in Conflict Situations Lesson Plan
Publisher
Overcoming Obstacles
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Grade
9th - 12th
Subjects
Social & Emotional Learning
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Duration
45 mins
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Managing Anger in Conflict Situations

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This Managing Anger in Conflict Situations lesson plan also includes:
  • Resolving Conflicts Module (.pdf)
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  • Managing Anger in Conflict Situations (.html)
  • Glossary: Resolving Conflicts (.pdf)
  • Activity Sheet: I Said...I Meant (.pdf)
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The third lesson in the "Conflict Resolution Module" teaches participants strategies to reduce or control their anger. Class members first list situations that make them angry and then brainstorm a list of techniques that can lessen or control anger.

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Concepts

conflict, conflict resolution, conflicts, anger management, emotions, identifying emotions, social-emotional learning, stress management, stressors

Instructional Ideas

  • Instead of having class members fold the "I said. . .I meant" activity sheet, cut the sheet along the dotted line and distribute the bottom half of the sheet only after the role play

Classroom Considerations

  • Instructors must locate and prepare a film clip used in Part III of the lesson that fits the perimeters of the activity

Pros

  • Individuals identify anger management techniques that might work for them and record them in their journals

Cons

  • None

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