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אילו סוגי קונפליקטים בבית הספר
אילו סוגי קונפליקטים בבית הספר
מהו קונפליקט סמוי?
מהו קונפליקט סמוי?
מהו קונפליקט בנוגע לתוכן/משימה?
מהו קונפליקט בנוגע לתוכן/משימה?
מהו קונפליקט ברמת היחסים?
מהו קונפליקט ברמת היחסים?
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מהם הגורמים לקונפליקט?
מהם הגורמים לקונפליקט?
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מהם סגנונות הטיפול לדרכי ההתמודדות עם קונפליקטים?
מהם סגנונות הטיפול לדרכי ההתמודדות עם קונפליקטים?
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מה זה פתרון בעיות?
מה זה פתרון בעיות?
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מהי כפייה?
מהי כפייה?
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מהי הימנעות?
מהי הימנעות?
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מהי וויתור?
מהי וויתור?
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מהי פשרה?
מהי פשרה?
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מהן הגישות המבניות לניהול קונפליקטים
מהן הגישות המבניות לניהול קונפליקטים
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מהו משא ומתן?
מהו משא ומתן?
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מי הוא מתווך?
מי הוא מתווך?
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מי הוא בורר?
מי הוא בורר?
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Study Notes
Types of Conflicts in School
- Conflicts can arise in different forms within educational settings, impacting student interactions and learning environments.
Covert Conflict
- A covert conflict is indirect and hidden, manifesting through subtle behaviors rather than open disputes.
Content/Task Conflict
- This type of conflict centers around disagreements regarding specific tasks or assignments, often revolving around differing opinions on approaches or methods.
Relational Conflict
- Relational conflict focuses on personal relationships and dynamics among individuals, often rooted in misunderstandings, emotions, or personality clashes.
Causes of Conflict
- Conflicts can stem from various factors such as communication breakdown, competition for resources, differing values, and external pressures.
Conflict Resolution Styles
- Different styles for handling conflicts include:
- Problem-Solving: Collaborative approach seeking a mutually beneficial solution.
- Coercion: Imposing one’s will on others to resolve conflicts through force or pressure.
- Avoidance: Fleeing from conflict situations or ignoring the issues.
- Accommodation: Yielding or making concessions to maintain harmony.
- Compromise: Each party gives up something to reach a satisfactory resolution.
Problem Solving
- A structured approach to identify and address issues collaboratively, aiming for a solution that considers all perspectives involved.
Coercion
- A conflict resolution method that involves forcing someone to accept a solution against their will, often resulting in resentment.
Avoidance
- A method of conflict resolution where individuals dodge the issue, often leading to unresolved problems and lingering tensions.
Accommodation
- This style involves one party conceding to the wishes of another to maintain peace, which can sometimes diminish the value of their perspective.
Compromise
- A resolution technique where each party makes concessions to achieve a mutually acceptable outcome, balancing interests.
Structural Approaches to Conflict Management
- Structural approaches involve examining and modifying the underlying systems and structures contributing to conflict, promoting effective integration and cooperation.
Negotiation
- A dialogue between parties aimed at reaching an agreement, often involving discussions of interests and positions to find common ground.
Mediator
- A neutral third party who facilitates dialogue between conflicting parties, helping them understand each other and work toward resolution.
Arbitrator
- A neutral third party who listens to both sides of a conflict and makes binding decisions to resolve disputes.
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Description
Discover the different types of conflicts that can arise in a school setting. Test your knowledge on conflicts between students, teachers, and administrators to gain a better understanding of managing and resolving conflicts in the school environment.
