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De-escalation techniques TPAC W3C workshop

Total Instruction Time: 60 mins

SWBAT

Students will be able to identify escalatation stages, and identify and apply intervention strategies given an escalation stage.

1. Conflict Transformation & Escalation (30min)
   1. 2 mins: intro & disclaimer: this is not W3C policy
   2. 5 mins: What is conflict transformation
      1. Learning Objective: conflict is to be expected and can be productive
2. Anticipatory set: planted audience skit demonstrating an escalating conflict(?)

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Training Resources

Video Courses

• Webinar: Cultural Components in Conflict
• Multi-Week Course: Conflict Transformation
• Multi-Week Course: Intercultural Communication and Conflict

Workbooks, Surveys & Tools

• Me and White Supremacy
• Conflict Resolution Playbook: Practical Communication Skills for Preventing, Managing, and Resolving Conflict

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Bocoup jQuery Training

Pre-class setup

Before you arrive for the class, you must do the following:

Install Node.js

If you already have Node.js version v0.6.0 or higher (you can check this by running node --version at the command line), you can skip this step.

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