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<div class="teaser-text">A part of conflict analysis is observation of behaviors in certain conflicts, which gives an opportunity to understand the way conflict parties have approached the issue </div>
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[[File:Time-icon.png | 20px | Time]] 1,5-2 hours
  
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[[File:Material-icon.png | 20px | Material ]] room, paper and pens
 
 
[[File:Time-icon.png | 20px | Time]] 1-3 hours (dependening on the intensity)
 
 
 
[[File:Material-icon.png | 20px | Material ]] room, paper and pens for creating the map, maybe photos
 
  
 
[[File:Group-size.png | 20px | Group Size ]] 15-35 people
 
[[File:Group-size.png | 20px | Group Size ]] 15-35 people
  
[[File:Created-by.png  | 20px | Created By ]] Jana Teynor
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[[File:Created-by.png  | 20px | Created By ]] Author Name
  
[[File:Keywords.png | 20px | Keywords ]] empower,group, empowering, thinking, critical thinking
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[[File:Keywords.png | 20px | Keywords ]] reflecting, analyzing, critical thinking, conflict
 
 
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[[Empowerment]]
 
  
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Categories: [[Facilitating Conflict Management]]
 
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===Goal===
 
===Goal===
The pupils become aware of the global dimension of their personal items and things. Their networked and cross-linked thinking is strengthened as well as their competence in critical thinking.
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The aim is to understand and to reflect the way conflict parties have approached the issue –whether by reaching a constructive mutual agreement or by avoiding it.
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===Steps===
 
===Steps===
#All pupils create a map of their own school.
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1. Question to the participants:  Are you familiar with the concepts of „Fight” and “Flight” behaviors?
#They add every place of their school that they associate somehow with globalisation.
 
#The pupils look after eye-catching symbols or icons for the different things. Their own schoolbag, clothes, lunchbox, computer room, smartphone, the materials the school is built with and so on.
 
  
===Reflection===
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2. Fight: Brainstorming with the participants: Whether some examples of ''Fight'' behaviors can be mentioned (some examples can be suggested by the trainer), i. e
# questions, goal, proposal for procedure
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* refusing to listen;
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* manipulation;
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* screaming
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*...
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===Options===
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if there are some
 
  
===Experiences===  
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Caveats, how you used the method
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===Reflection===
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* If you have analyzed behavior in conflict, did it help you look at conflict resolution from another point of view?
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* If during analyzing you have chosen an example that you solved in one way, can the solved conflict be settled by another behavior which could be more effective or be long term?
  
===Reference===
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==Reference==
Dr.in Ingrid Schwarz, [http://suedwind-noesued.at/index.php?article_id=94 Südwind NÖ SÜD ]
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Authors, Source Name, URL Only valid sources! No copyright violation!  
 
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===You might also like===
 
* [[Making the participants self-responsible]]
 
* [[Citizen Initiatives]]
 
*  [[We love you!]]
 
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Revision as of 11:29, 1 March 2016

A part of conflict analysis is observation of behaviors in certain conflicts, which gives an opportunity to understand the way conflict parties have approached the issue

Time 1,5-2 hours

Material room, paper and pens

Group Size 15-35 people

Created By Author Name

Keywords reflecting, analyzing, critical thinking, conflict

Categories: Facilitating Conflict Management

Goal

The aim is to understand and to reflect the way conflict parties have approached the issue –whether by reaching a constructive mutual agreement or by avoiding it.

Steps

1. Question to the participants: Are you familiar with the concepts of „Fight” and “Flight” behaviors?

2. Fight: Brainstorming with the participants: Whether some examples of Fight behaviors can be mentioned (some examples can be suggested by the trainer), i. e

Examples for FIGHT
  • refusing to listen;
  • manipulation;
  • screaming
  • ...

3. as fffgghgh

4. dsffsdfsdfd

Reflection

sdfefds:

  • If you have analyzed behavior in conflict, did it help you look at conflict resolution from another point of view?
  • If during analyzing you have chosen an example that you solved in one way, can the solved conflict be settled by another behavior which could be more effective or be long term?

Reference

Authors, Source Name, URL Only valid sources! No copyright violation!