SST - Managing and Resolving Internal Conflicts and External Conflict

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what is conflict?

  • to clash with someone or something.

  • an example is to disagree with someone

    over opposite opinions.

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what is internal conflict?

  • A struggle that is going on inside a person. Often, we may not see, hear or notice it.

  • when we can’t make up our mind

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give examples of internal conflicts, why do they happen?

  • for example, when we have to choose between two opposite desires.

  • it can happen when our mind tells us not to do something because of a possible consequence

  • or we don’t agree with what the group wants to do but you don’t want to be left out

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what is domestic conflict?

A struggle that happens inside the home when those living in the same house disagree and fight with each other.

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what is international conflict?

A fight or war that involves two or more different countries.

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what is a moral compass?

  • it is what we use to guide our behaviour

  • it helps us make the right decisions in internal conflict

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what values are important in our moral compass?

honesty, kindness, responsibility, respect, motivation, courage

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what is external conflict?

they are arguments, fights, disagreements with others

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how is conflict caused in school?

  • disagreements, bias, jealousy

  • this may turn to bullying because of frustration

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what is the impact of war?

  • adults and especially children are exposed to hardships they aren’t prepared for

  • this can have a serious impact on their health and mental wellbeing