Introduce the topic of conflict resolution. Explain that conflicts can arise from different perspectives and that it's important to handle them constructively. Emphasize the goal of fostering a positive classroom environment.

Provide a clear definition of conflict and its impact on relationships. Encourage students to think of examples of conflicts they have observed in everyday life.

Outline the main conflict resolution strategies. Focus on active listening, empathic communication, and finding common ground. Ask students questions to ensure understanding.

Explain the role-playing activity instructions. Present a variety of conflict scenarios to give students multiple contexts for applying conflict resolution strategies. Encourage them to work in pairs or small groups and to practice active listening and empathy. Scenarios can include: 1. A disagreement over group project roles. 2. Misunderstandings during digital communication (e.g., social media or text misinterpretation). 3. Conflicts arising from differing personal values or opinions in a classroom discussion. 4. A scenario where two friends feel left out during a group activity.

Guide students in reflecting on the role-playing activity. Ask them what strategies worked well and how these can be applied in real-life situations to improve interaction. Reinforce the importance of adapting conflict resolution skills to various contexts.