Resolving Conflict Resource Pack
This pack uses restorative questioning techniques to help parents and kids talk through a process to resolve conflict experienced between children and their peers.
It includes two seperate charts of restorative questions including:
1. Solving Conflict when you have made a mistake
2. Solving Conflict when someone else has made the mistake.
The Restorative questions technique is a teaching and learning approach that encourages behaviour that is supportive and respectful.
It encourages individuals to reflect on their behaviour and to repair any harm caused to others as a result of their actions.
It also ensures that kids have the opportunity to reflect on the situation when have then the target of others behaviour and consider what their needs are in repairing friendships, relationships and ensure positive emotional health.
Using the restorative questions technique, enhances the social and emotional learning of children and young people to manage big feelings, maintain friendships, develop concern for others and make safe choices.
Parents and carers can work with their child to answer questions that promote discussion about consequences and encourage personal reflections that have the potential to elicit empathy, understanding and learning that leads to reduced conflict in the future.
This pack also includes a flash card set on a hinged ring binder to elicit further discussion with children and young people including common scenarios, questions and topics about conflict.
The Resolving Conflict Pack is made with licensed boardmaker picture communication symbols and is available now to support vital learning and development for your child.
This pack uses restorative questioning techniques to help parents and kids talk through a process to resolve conflict experienced between children and their peers.
It includes two seperate charts of restorative questions including:
1. Solving Conflict when you have made a mistake
2. Solving Conflict when someone else has made the mistake.
The Restorative questions technique is a teaching and learning approach that encourages behaviour that is supportive and respectful.
It encourages individuals to reflect on their behaviour and to repair any harm caused to others as a result of their actions.
It also ensures that kids have the opportunity to reflect on the situation when have then the target of others behaviour and consider what their needs are in repairing friendships, relationships and ensure positive emotional health.
Using the restorative questions technique, enhances the social and emotional learning of children and young people to manage big feelings, maintain friendships, develop concern for others and make safe choices.
Parents and carers can work with their child to answer questions that promote discussion about consequences and encourage personal reflections that have the potential to elicit empathy, understanding and learning that leads to reduced conflict in the future.
This pack also includes a flash card set on a hinged ring binder to elicit further discussion with children and young people including common scenarios, questions and topics about conflict.
The Resolving Conflict Pack is made with licensed boardmaker picture communication symbols and is available now to support vital learning and development for your child.
This pack uses restorative questioning techniques to help parents and kids talk through a process to resolve conflict experienced between children and their peers.
It includes two seperate charts of restorative questions including:
1. Solving Conflict when you have made a mistake
2. Solving Conflict when someone else has made the mistake.
The Restorative questions technique is a teaching and learning approach that encourages behaviour that is supportive and respectful.
It encourages individuals to reflect on their behaviour and to repair any harm caused to others as a result of their actions.
It also ensures that kids have the opportunity to reflect on the situation when have then the target of others behaviour and consider what their needs are in repairing friendships, relationships and ensure positive emotional health.
Using the restorative questions technique, enhances the social and emotional learning of children and young people to manage big feelings, maintain friendships, develop concern for others and make safe choices.
Parents and carers can work with their child to answer questions that promote discussion about consequences and encourage personal reflections that have the potential to elicit empathy, understanding and learning that leads to reduced conflict in the future.
This pack also includes a flash card set on a hinged ring binder to elicit further discussion with children and young people including common scenarios, questions and topics about conflict.
The Resolving Conflict Pack is made with licensed boardmaker picture communication symbols and is available now to support vital learning and development for your child.
