It is important to listen to both sides of the story in order to understand the conflict from each student's perspective.

Separating the students physically can help to reduce the conflict and give them time to cool down.

The students' relationship with each other is the most important factor in determining the cause of a conflict because it is the foundation of their interaction.

Requiring students to write a letter of apology can help them to understand the impact of their actions and to take responsibility for their behavior.

Creating a positive classroom climate, establishing clear rules and expectations, and teaching students how to resolve conflicts peacefully are all important strategies for preventing conflicts from occurring in the classroom.

It is important to be fair and impartial when managing student conflict in order to ensure that all students are treated equally.

Role-playing different conflict scenarios, having students write stories about how to resolve conflicts, and teaching students about the different types of conflict resolution strategies are all effective ways to teach students how to resolve conflicts peacefully.

Following up with the students involved, making sure the students understand the resolution, and helping the students to rebuild their relationship are all important steps to take after a conflict has been resolved.

Being respectful of students, being fair and consistent, and being enthusiastic and engaging are all important strategies for creating a positive classroom climate.

Posting the rules in the classroom, reviewing the rules with students regularly, and making sure the rules are clear and concise are all important strategies for establishing clear rules and expectations.

Discussing different conflict resolution strategies in class, having students research different conflict resolution strategies, and role-playing different conflict resolution strategies are all effective ways to teach students about the different types of conflict resolution strategies.

Talking to the students individually, having the students write a reflection about the conflict, and meeting with the students' parents are all effective ways to follow up with students after a conflict has been resolved.

Encouraging the students to talk to each other, having the students participate in a restorative justice circle, and helping the students to find common ground are all effective ways to help students rebuild their relationship after a conflict.

It is important to be fair and impartial when managing student conflict in order to ensure that all students are treated equally.

Role-playing different conflict scenarios, having students write stories about how to resolve conflicts, and teaching students about the different types of conflict resolution strategies are all effective ways to teach students how to resolve conflicts peacefully.