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Conflict Resolution and Assertiveness Skills for Children

  • Why conflict is a normal and important part of children's development.

  • Understanding the difference between passive, aggressive, and assertive behaviour.

  • Supporting children to express their thoughts, feelings, and needs confidently and respectfully.

  • Teaching active listening, empathy, and perspective-taking skills.

  • Practical approaches to helping children resolve disagreements independently.

  • Creating a culture where children's voices are heard and respected.

  • Activities and techniques providers can use to develop conflict resolution and assertiveness skills across their provision.

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