Tenth Age boys had a review of KC's Choice conflict management program by playing a card game called, "It's Your Choice!" We reviewed the conflict wheel that offers eight choices for solving minor problems at home and at school. Then, each boy received a card: each card asks to either differentiate between a serious or minor problem, solve a problem by using a KC's Choice, or explain a time when they have actively used a choice. For example, "Tell about a time when you saw someone use "Walk Away" to successfully solve a problem." Each boy had a chance to read his situation out loud and then call on a peer to answer it. This activity gave them the opportunity to hear how others had solved conflicts, and also how in certain circumstances an adult must be told. (You have tried to "Ignore it" and "Walk Away," but your classmate still insists on making fun of your glasses.")
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