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Teaching Positive Communication in Four Steps
  
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Teaching Positive Communication in Four Steps

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School : Clifton Cheder , Passaic , New Jersey
Grades : Elementary, Middle School, High School
Primary Language : English
Date Added : 5/22/13
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Four simple steps to conflict resolution. Teach your students how to implement these steps when they feel that they have been wronged as an effective means of getting their needs across. Available with a concise lesson plan as a non-editable PDF, or without the lesson plan as an editable Word document.

 
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