Formalizing the Resolution Path: Framework Walkthrough

Section role: supports the 'Formalizing the Resolution Path' section while the teacher debriefs the Community Center challenge and introduces formal vocabulary. Slides: (1) Title — 'Formalizing the Resolution Path'; (2) Debriefing the Community Center — bullets: student challenges, root causes identified; (3) Positions vs. Interests — bullets: definitions, example of laptop argument (I want the laptop vs. I need to finish my essay); (4) Root Causes — bullets: values, resources, psychological needs; (5) The 6-Step Resolution Process: Part 1 — bullets: define the problem, look beyond the incident, request solutions; (6) The 6-Step Resolution Process: Part 2 — bullets: identify solutions both can support, agreement, evaluation; (7) Conflict Outcomes — bullets: Win-Win, Win-Lose, Lose-Lose with visual definitions; (8) Closing Slide — 'What is the most critical step when emotions are high?' — sets up the individual application check that follows in the next section.

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