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Conflict Resolution for Educators (Strengthening Relationships With Colleagues, Students, and Families (conflict, actionable strategies))
| Expected release date is Oct 30th 2026 |
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Product Details
Overview
Conflict is part of every school, yet educators are rarely taught how to navigate it. Authors Becky Evers-Gerdes and Bryan D. Matera have the most practical guide with the answers. They provide educators with actionable strategies that improve communication and support healthier relationships with students, families, and colleagues. The result is a more connected school community where people feel heard, respected, and included.
K–12 educators, school leaders, and school counselors can use this book to:
- Comprehend different conflict types
- Learn skills to stay calm and get the most out of emotionally charged conversations
- Integrate practical, proactive strategies into existing routines and processes
- Understand and bridge generational gaps
- Read real-world case studies that span issues, grade bands, and stakeholders
Contents:
Introduction
Chapter 1: Understanding Conflict
Chapter 2: Building Trust and Working With Detractors
Chapter 3: Building Collaborative Solutions Through Stakeholder Engagement
Chapter 4: Developing Skills for Diverse Perspectives
Chapter 5: Sustaining Change and Building a Positive Culture
Epilogue: The Courage to Lead Through Conflict
Appendix
References and Resources
Index









