This document defines conflict as a disagreement or collision with another person or group. It notes that conflicts can occur between anyone, like friends or family, and usually stem from disagreements over things like phone use or beliefs. The document advises that conflicts can happen anywhere and anytime, so people should try to avoid them, and can be resolved through talking it out, going to court, or involving others like counselors or parents. It also provides a diagram showing ways to resolve conflicts like harassment, talking, apologizing, ignoring, or walking away.

1. By Connor, Rohit, Carlos and Malaika

2.  Conflict is to come
into collision or
disagreement with
someone or a group
of people

3.  You and the
bully/person you argued
with
 The person you argued
with can be anyone, like
your
friends, teachers, sibling
s and even parents.

4.  People get in conflict
with one another usually
because of a
disagreement.
Sometimes, this
disagreement can be
something as stupid as
who uses the phone
first, or as serious as
someone’s will.

5.  Conflict can happen anywhere
at any time. You should be alert
and try to avoid conflict as
much as possible.

6.  Conflict can be resolved
by talking it out, or
going to court.
Sometimes, an additional
person can be added
into the situation
(counsellor, parent) to
help resolve the situation

7.  Think in your head by
yourself for 1 minute
about how to resolve
conflict going on in
your life right now

8. Resolving Conflict
Physical/Verbal
Harrasment
Talking it over
Resolving
conflict/apoligizing
Walk away/ignore