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Unread 01-03-2011, 08:00 PM
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I really need some help I am currently doing my nvq level 3 which is ccld and i really need help with question 18 in unit 301

what are the six main points to the conflict resolution? I hope someone can help me
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Hiya,

The 6 main points that i work to in conflict resolution are:

Approach calmly, stopping hurtful actions
Acknowledge children's feelings
Gather information
Restate the problem
Ask for ideas for solutions and choose on together
Be prepared to give follow-up support.

I hope this helps
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thanks it did help
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