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Sixth Grade
LESSON
Five
Conflict Resolution & Assertive Communication
45 Minutes
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Lesson Overview
In this lesson, students will explore what behaviors in healthy relationships look like, as well as how to reflect on them to reach accountability. Students will also learn the differences between passive and assertive communication, and practice using the latter to solve conflicts in their relationships.
Lesson Objectives
- Explore conflict in healthy relationships
- Define & explore steps to accountability
- Practice assertive communication to resolve conflict effectively
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Compassionate response reminder: Teaching prevention education helps provide students with language and tools to define and identify abuse. Often while teaching prevention education, students will disclose experiences of harm or abuse to trusted adults. This lesson is trauma-informed and has been designed to acknowledge the varied experiences students may have. Before teaching please be sure you feel equipped to respond to instances of disclosure with a compassionate, trauma-informed approach. Please also confer with other school staff on how to handle student disclosures and navigate sensitive topics raised during these lessons.