What is Conflict?
Conflict is a natural part of not only the college experience but of life. It is important to understand the differences between healthy and unhealthy conflict as well as how to appropriately and respectfully navigate situations of conflict. Northeastern’s Office of Student Conduct and Conflict Resolution is here to help you learn about conflict and to help you navigate it in an appropriate way. Please explore the resources below for more information on types of conflict as well as practical tips on how to address it. Please also review the additional pages in our Conflict Resolution Menu to learn about our Mediation services, our Conflict Consultations, and for the form where you can request those services.
Resources:
General:
- Conflict Resolution 101
- Healthy vs. Unhealthy Conflict
- Healthy vs. Unhealthy Conflict Graphic
- Crisis Support Routines
- Source: PBIS
- Resolving Conflict Poster
For the Classroom:
- De-escalation Strategies for the Classroom
- De-escalation Techniques for Teachers
- Source: Michigan State Police
- PBIS Strategies for De-Escalating Student Behavior in the Classroom
- Phases of De-Escalation Table
- Source: PBIS