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For ECE Teachers: Five Conflict Management Styles (60 minutes)


Read this blog article, Conflict Management Styles (Andreev, 2024) about five styles of management that leaders embody in various ways. There are exemplars of these styles to help understand how they look and sound in real-life situations. As you read, consider how these styles fit or may not fit within an ELCC environment. Which styles do you see yourself reflected in?


When you scroll further down on the site, you will find a Conflict Management Style Quiz. There are 15 questions. Take the quiz and count up your responses in relation to each management style. To find your most preferred style, total the points in the respective categories/styles listed. The one with the highest score indicates your most commonly used or preferred strategy. The one with the lowest score indicates your least preferred strategy. 


Further down in the site, after the quiz, are eight helpful tips when managing conflict to add to your tool box!



Credits: Red Deer Polytechnic's "Early Childhood Education Leadership Development" Faculty


 
 
 

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