Saturday, 24 May 2025

⚖️ CONFLICT

πŸ’’Understanding Conflict and How to Handle It

🌟 Learning Goals:

By the end of this lesson, you should be able to:

  • Say what conflict is

  • Know what causes conflict

  • Explain how conflict can hurt people and communities

  • Understand peaceful ways to solve conflict

πŸ’¬ What is Conflict?

Conflict is when two or more people disagree, argue, or fight because they want different things or think in different ways.

Conflict can happen:

  • At home – like a child refusing to do chores

  • At school – like students fighting over a turn

  • In the community – like neighbours arguing over dog waste or noise

  • Even between countries – over land or power

🧠 Example: If two children both want the same toy and they start shouting at each other, that is a conflict.

πŸ”₯ What Causes Conflict?

Conflict often begins when:

  • People disagree on something

  • Someone feels disrespected or treated unfairly

  • People refuse to listen to one another

  • Someone breaks rules

  • People are selfish or impatient

  • Something valuable is damaged or taken

⚠️ Examples of Conflict

Here are some real-life examples of conflict:

  • A parent and child arguing over chores

  • Children fighting over a toy or seat

  • Loud music disturbing neighbours

  • A quarrel about land or animals

  • One child calling another a bad name

  • Dumping rubbish in front of someone’s home

🚨 What Happens When There Is Conflict?

Conflict can make people feel:

  • 😟 Sad

  • 😠 Angry

  • 😰 Unsafe

If it continues, it can cause:

  • People to get hurt or injured

  • Homes or property to be damaged

  • People to stop talking to each other

  • An increase in fighting or stealing

  • People running away from their homes or country

  • The whole community to become unsafe

🀝 How Can We Solve Conflict?

Conflict doesn’t have to end badly. Here are ways to solve it:

  • Talk calmly and listen to each other

  • Apologise when you’re wrong

  • Explain your feelings without shouting

  • Ask an adult or elder to help

  • Respect each other’s opinions

  • In Botswana, people can visit a Kgotla where elders help solve problems fairly

πŸ’‘ Peace begins when people talk and listen to understand each other.

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