| Problem solving and conflict resolution
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| | that occurred at a later time or date
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| for children should begin being taught
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| | after the emotions have calmed
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| early on. If you're a parent of multiple
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| | sufficiently down. Discussing previous
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| children in your family this becomes
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| | conflicts and how they could have reacted
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| apparent as it won't take siblings long
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| | and handled them is a key in their
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| at all to become engaged in some type of
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| | emotional growth.
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| 'sharing' violation with one another.
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| | As all children do early on, before they
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| Children of a family with other children
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| | have the ability to concisely express
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| almost immediately are engaged in a
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| | themselves, they learn that many times
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| social type of activity albeit only with
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| | crying and even screaming resolves their
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| their brothers and sisters early on.
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| | conflict because as parents we try to
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| Conflicts and resolving those conflicts
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| | assuage the behavior by getting them what
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| soon become part of their day.
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| | they want or need. The time needed for
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| At an early age children are in more of a
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| | this emotional growth and self education
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| self exploration and self discovery mode.
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| | just isn't available in the public
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| From there and from a socialization
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| | schools. But as a homeschooling parent
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| progression you will see kids playing
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| | this should be a practiced activity.
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| together but not as a coordinated group.
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| | Understanding and teaching conflict
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| In other words, the next progression is
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| | resolution to your children is an
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| to see a group of children
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| | integral part of their social development
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| 'geographically' playing together but
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| | and growth. Without these tools, children
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| they all still have their own toys and
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| | will grow into adults resolving problems
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| objects. The next step of the
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| | the only way the have ever known how to
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| socialization of play is around 2 to 3
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| | do - with emotional behavior, and sadly,
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| years old where you'll see kids begin
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| | many times with force.
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| activities that begin to require
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| | There is a tremendous amount of excellent
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| interaction and subsequently problem
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| | information on these techniques and
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| solving and conflict resolution.
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| | teaching them to children of all ages.
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| As a homeschooling parents you have the
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| | Make them part of your day, and a part of
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| opportunity to actually teach conflict
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| | your child's life and they will grow in
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| resolution and problem solving techniques
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| | depth and confidence.
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| and skills rather than just solving them.
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| | Mary Joyce is a former educator,
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| As a part of conflict resolution it's
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| | successful homeschool parent, and has
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| important to get children to express
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| | written many articles onhomeschool
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| themselves and their feelings and get
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| | information for the
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| past their initial emotional reaction.
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| | Homeschool-Curriculum-4u website. Please
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| This will initially take some time and
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| | visit ( for more of Mary's articles,
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| practice, and you should take the time to
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| | resources on homeschool, ideas, and
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| get back to, and discuss the conflict
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| | curriculum information.
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