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1 Missouri PTA 2013 Convention Kathy Nevans Past State President National PTA Board of Director Member

2 Conflict is going to happen whether you want it or not. People will butt heads. Sometimes when you least expect it.

3 Therefore…Conflict Resolution… To clear up or successfully make understandable a difference of opinion or to solve an ongoing issue that brings all parties towards a common goal

4 Resolution?????  something that is resolved  to deal with successfully  to clear up  find an answer  to make clear or understandable

5 What is Conflict? the opposition of persons or forces that gives rise to the dramatic action in a drama or fiction

6 How??????  Identify the conflict…  Initiation of a confrontation…..  Active Listening

7 Continue  Analyze your interests and their interests  Brain Storm  If you cannot solve the problem, make some mutual low-priority concessions.

8 No….Communication Plays a Really Big Part… Rules to Guide  Both parties state their problem, concern or issue.  Let them talk and LISTEN.  Ask clarifying questions.  Stay in the present and the future…Not the past.  Stick to the topic at hand.

9 More to suggest….  Look for areas of agreement.  If the discussion escalates, withdraw, but not before scheduling the next discussion.  Use mutual restating.  All requests for a change should be stated in behavioral terms.

10 One more….. Body Language Rules: Be consistent with verbal and nonverbal messages. Rely more on words when communicating negative feelings. Show confidence, relax, don’t fidget; use good eye contact, show interest and optimism

11 A 5 step process to solve conflict Step One: SET THE SCENE RESTATE PARAPHRASE SUMMARIIZE Step Two: GATHER the INFORMATION LISTEN IDENTIFY ISSUES “I” STATEMENTS REMAIN FLEXIBLE CLARIFY FEELINGS

12 Step Three: AGREE TO THE PROBLEM Step Four: BRAINSTORM POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS Step Five: NEGOTIATE A SOLUTION

13 Guiding Principles Three Key Points BE CALM BE PATIENT HAVE RESPECT

14 Missouri PTA 2101 Burlington Columbia, MO 65202 1-800-328-7330 Kathy Nevans 3313 Tepee Court Independence, MO 64057 816-589-4483 kjnevans@aol.com


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