Teach: Conflict Resolution for High School Students

Teaching Resources

Reflective and Analytical Exercises

These exercises usually require a full class period and ask students to make connections, weigh perspectives, and analyze reasoning.

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Lessons to Develop Skills

These exercises aim to equip students with necessary skills to be engaged and capable citizens.

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Roleplay: Case Studies and Simulations

Cultivate new ways of thinking about history and social studies by reflecting on the different factors that shape our own perspectives and points of view.

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Collaborate: Team Building Activities

Utilize these activities to break the ice, cultivate relationships, and bring groups together whether in the academic space, homerooms, clubs, organizations, retreats, or sports teams.

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Warmup/Closure Prompts

Sometimes a simple prompt is all it takes! Find short prompts, stories, pictures, and quotes to get students thinking and talking.

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Additional Resources for Teachers

This section provides articles, research, and materials related to conflict resolution. It is intended to support teachers seeking background information, professional development, or materials that might provide ideas for lesson development.

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Get your students involved!

The Carter School provides a variety of ways students can connect with peace and conflict resolution topics and activities. Reach out to our office to learn about exciting ways students can get involved in our upcoming programs for high schoolers, or to arrange a tour!