How to Manage conflict in classroom ?

• What is Conflict in classroom?

• Conflict is a term used to describe a state of disagreement, opposition, or
struggle between individuals, groups, or nations. It can arise from a
variety of factors, such as differences in interests, values, goals, or
beliefs. Conflict can occur in various settings, including personal
relationships, workplaces, communities, and international affairs.

• Conflicts can have both negative and positive consequences. On the

negative side, they can lead to stress, hostility, damaged relationships,
and even loss of life. However, conflicts can also serve as catalysts for
change and growth, as they can prompt individuals or groups to challenge
existing norms, seek resolution, or advocate for their rights.
 Five styles of Manageing the conflicts
• Thomas killman Model
 Accommodating
When Things are not important for you.
 When you realized you are not right .
 You have less interest .
 Effective for small conflicts .

Avoiding
 Cool down
 Delay decision or deadlines
 Delay but for a long time
3.Collaborating:
 Mainly focus on discussion techniques.

 Has number of positive effects.

4.Compromising
Compromising with each other

Best strategy for solving large issues

5.Competing
 Always try to win
 Not considering how strong or old the relationship
 A lot of negative impacts
 • Strategies for resolving conflicts in classroom:
• Established clear expectations.
• Enocourage open communication.
• Address conflict early.
• Remained neutral and unbiased .
• Teach conflict resolutison skills.
• Use positive reinforcement.
• Mediation and negotiation.
• Provide alternative perspective.
• Encourage empathy and respect.
• Involve guardian and parents .
 • Conclusion:
• Classroom conflict is a natural part of life. It’s important for educated to
have a good classroom management plan in place to resolve conflicts. It is
important to able to see things from the other persons perspective and
understand their feelings. By being practice a positive attitude being
respectful and open minded you can set the class for a peaceful and
productive learning environment.