Conversation Questions
Conflict
A Part of Conversation Questions for the ESL Classroom.
- What is conflict?
- When you see the word "conflict", what do you think of?
- What causes conflict?
- Is conflict inevitable?
- Is conflict always negative?
- How can conflicts be resolved?
- What would you consider to be a constructive approach to conflict?
- What would you consider to be a destructive approach to conflict?
- Does there have to be a winner and a loser of a conflict?
- What happens to people who are involved in conflicts?
- What conflicts are going on around the world?
- What conflicts exist in your life?
- How do you deal with conflicts?
- Can violent conflicts be solved with violence?
- How can the world be peaceful when other countries are not trying to bring peace?
- Can conflicts at work place affect the efficiency of one's work?
- Is it possible to avoid conflicts?
- Does it solve anything?
- Have you ever used third-party mediation?
- If so, did you use a professional, or a friend?
- What was the experience like?
- Did it help resolve the conflict?
- Would you recommend this approach to others?
- Are there any kind of conflicts in the family?
- What kind of conflicts occur in a family?
- Is there any conflict in your family?
- Did you experience any kind of conflict in your family?
- How can conflicts in the family be solved?
- What strategies do you know to solve conflicts in the family?
- What kind of conflicts appear at school?
- Why are there conflicts at school?
- What should teachers, parents and pupils do to avoid and solve such conflicts?
- What conflicts could happen in a neighborhood?
- Why are there conflicts among neighbors?
- What should neighbors do to avoid and solve conflicts?
- Should a conflict be solved straightaway or when we calm down?
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Thanks to Kai O'Brien who suggested this topic and contributed the first 14 questions in July 2004.
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