Health (Teen Health 2) Chapter 9 Lesson 2

Conflict Resolution Skills, pp. 248-251 Change to your Full Name

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Complete the slides which follow for numbers 1, 2, and 3 (p. 248-251).

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Ch.9.Lsn.2.1. Quick Write: Describe a time when you compromised in order to end a conflict.

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Ch.9.Lsn.2.2.1. Learn about: Describe how people can resolve conflicts without violence.

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Ch.9.Lsn.2.2.2. Learn about: Describe the steps of conflict resolution.

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Ch.9.Lsn.2.2.3. Learn about: Describe how mediation can help people resolve conflicts.

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Ch.9.Lsn.2.3.1. Vocabulary: Define “nonviolent confrontation” and give an example.

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Ch.9.Lsn.2.3.2. Vocabulary: Define “negotiation” and give an example.

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Ch.9.Lsn.2.3.3. Vocabulary: Define “mediation” and give an example.

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Ch.9.Lsn.2.3.4. Vocabulary: Define “neutrality” and give an example.

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Complete numbers “1” through “7” on the slides which follow.

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Ch.9.Lsn.2.R1. Reviewing Terms and Facts: Vocabulary. Define the term nonviolent confrontation.

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Ch.9.Lsn.2.R2. Reviewing Terms and Facts: Explain. How can compromise be a part of resolving conflicts peacefully?

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Ch.9.Lsn.2.R3. Reviewing Terms and Facts: Recall. What are the steps of conflict resolution?

Ch.9.Lsn.2.R4. Reviewing Terms and Facts: Describe. Explain the role of a peer mediator in a disagreement.

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Ch.9.Lsn.2.R5. Thinking Critically: Categorize. Give an example of a conflict that might be solved by compromise. Then give an example of a conflict in which you should not compromise. Explain why these situations should be handled differently.

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Ch.9.Lsn.2.R6. Thinking Critically: Predict. How might conflict-resolution and mediation skills help you in your life?

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Ch.9.Lsn.2.R7. Applying Health Skills (continues): Advocacy. If your school has a peer mediation program, write an open letter to the editor of your local newspaper. Explain the program to your community. If your school does not have such a program, write a letter to your principal. Ask for a peer mediation program in your school. Either kind of letter should list the benefits of peer mediation. Explain what kinds of conflicts could be solved with peer mediation. Then outline how the program would work.

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Ch.9.Lsn.2. Cornell Notes (continues).

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Class Notes Your Name:Topic: Your Class Name:

Period/”1000” #:

Questions from the Main Ideas Date (change to today’s date):

Friday, March 4, 2011

(In block 2. write down questions to the notes you wrote in block 1.)

(Write down main ideas, facts, details, and examples, concepts in block 1. below.)

Block 2. Block 1.

Summary: (In Block 3. write three to four sentences summarizing your above notes.)Block 3.

Ch.9.Lsn.2. Cornell Notes (continued).

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Class Notes Your Name:Topic: Your Class Name:

Period/”1000” #:

Questions from the Main Ideas Date (change to today’s date):

Friday, March 4, 2011

(In block 2. write down questions to the notes you wrote in block 1.)

(Write down main ideas, facts, details, and examples, concepts in block 1. below.)

Block 2. Block 1.

Summary: (In Block 3. write three to four sentences summarizing your above notes.)Block 3.