Sentence examples for learning conflicts from inspiring English sources

In an post titled "Is Preschool Dead?" I highlighted Paul Tullis' excellent Scientific American article in which he looks at how the demand by parents for a measure that their child is learning conflicts with the certainty of educators that freeplay, not academic rigor, is how young children learn.

So perhaps the up-side is the countless opportunities for learning conflict resolution.

It is rare for a student to successfully withhold the information anyway, as it is burdensome and distracting to learning, conflicting with the exercises in conscientiousness imparted by the school community.

It seems only logical that our nation invest more heavily in prioritizing basic social and emotional learning, conflict resolution education, and peacebuilding skills woven into our core school curriculum to help turn the tide.

Nevertheless he perceives diversity of viewpoints to be an important source of relevant information for policy learning: conflicting interpretations act as vehicles for translating science to policy.

I quickly learned conflict management.

In the post-play discussion, a sheriff pondered the implications of violent television shows, a doctor lobbied for a "bullying prevention program" and a lawyer noted that "kindergartners can use puppets to learn conflict resolution skills".

They learn conflict resolution.

4. Learn conflict resolution.

Learning from conflicts from previous land deals, the state and the Nature Conservancy worked closely with local communities and won their support for the project by accommodating their concerns about hunting rights and economic development in this depressed region.

Teaching children how to manage and deal with their emotions in the heat of the moment can potentially be far more effective than learning about conflicts that happen in displaced situations (i.e., from a storybook, movie, or television show).