Curiosity and the Paradox of Conflicts in Schools

Curiosity and the Paradox of Conflicts in Schools

Conflicts can paradoxically be a source of positive change. Discover their potential!

Many of us perceive conflicts as something negative; however, if we look at them from a different angle, they can become valuable sources of personal and collective growth. This blog explores the paradox between conflict and development, offering new perspectives and techniques for managing difficult situations. Teachers and students will learn how to transform tension into creativity and growth, enriching their school life.

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Imagine that you are in conflict with a close person. What feeling dominates within you?

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When your partner reacts irritably, your first thought is:

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If a partner does not fulfill their promise, how will you behave?

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After an argument, your partner texts you that they feel bad. How do you respond?

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If you think you are right, but your partner disagrees, what will you do?

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If you had to describe your conflicts with one image, what would it be?

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When your partner accuses you of something that you believe is not true, what will you do?

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How do you react when your partner raises their voice during a conflict?

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After resolving an argument, you feel:

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If you could change something about your approach to conflicts, what would it be?

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