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Short questions about how to react to certain conflicts in the classroom.

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Paula Lacombe

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What do you think?Online version Short questions about how to react to certain conflicts in the classroom. by Paula Lacombe 1 1. If a classmate is speaking too loudly, how should you react? a You should shout louder. b You must ask politely to lower the voice. c You can ignore the problem. 2 When a group member doesn’t share ideas, what is the correct action? a You should encourage them to participate. b You must exclude them from the group. c You may ignore their work. 3 If someone takes your ball without asking, what must you do? a You may run away. b You could take their things too. c You must explain they have to ask first. 4 When you feel angry during a conflict, how should you manage your emotions? a You must control your anger and speak calmly. b You must fight back. c You can ignore your feelings. 5 If two students want to use the same swing, what is the correct solution? a They may push each other. b They should take turns. c One student could never share. 6 What should you do if your classmate apologizes after a mistake? a You could insult them. b You should continue being angry. c You must accept the apology politely. 7 When working on a project, what must every student do? a You should share ideas and cooperate. b You could copy from others. c You may let only one person work. 8 If a classmate feels excluded, how could you react correctly? a You must invite them to join the activity. b You may ignore their feelings. c You could laugh at them. 9 When there is a misunderstanding, what is the best solution? a You may refuse to talk. b You should listen carefully and explain your opinion. c 10 In general, what should students use to solve conflicts? a Anger and silence. b Violence and shouting. c Respect, communication, and emotional control.

What do you think?Online version

Short questions about how to react to certain conflicts in the classroom.

by Paula Lacombe

1. If a classmate is speaking too loudly, how should you react?

You should shout louder.

You must ask politely to lower the voice.

You can ignore the problem.

When a group member doesn’t share ideas, what is the correct action?

You should encourage them to participate.

You must exclude them from the group.

You may ignore their work.

If someone takes your ball without asking, what must you do?

You may run away.

You could take their things too.

You must explain they have to ask first.

When you feel angry during a conflict, how should you manage your emotions?

You must control your anger and speak calmly.

You must fight back.

You can ignore your feelings.

If two students want to use the same swing, what is the correct solution?

They may push each other.

They should take turns.

One student could never share.

What should you do if your classmate apologizes after a mistake?

You could insult them.

You should continue being angry.

You must accept the apology politely.

When working on a project, what must every student do?

You should share ideas and cooperate.

You could copy from others.

You may let only one person work.

If a classmate feels excluded, how could you react correctly?

You must invite them to join the activity.

You may ignore their feelings.

You could laugh at them.

When there is a misunderstanding, what is the best solution?

You may refuse to talk.

You should listen carefully and explain your opinion.

In general, what should students use to solve conflicts?

Anger and silence.

Violence and shouting.

Respect, communication, and emotional control.

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What do you think?Online version

by Paula Lacombe

1. If a classmate is speaking too loudly, how should you react?

When a group member doesn’t share ideas, what is the correct action?

If someone takes your ball without asking, what must you do?

When you feel angry during a conflict, how should you manage your emotions?

If two students want to use the same swing, what is the correct solution?

What should you do if your classmate apologizes after a mistake?

When working on a project, what must every student do?

If a classmate feels excluded, how could you react correctly?

When there is a misunderstanding, what is the best solution?

In general, what should students use to solve conflicts?

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