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Conflict Resolution Roleplay 
Think of a situation that involves a conflict between 2 people. Write a roleplay that uses 1 of the conflict resolution skills to deal with it.
Rubric Code: YB9434
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Subject: Business  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Basic

3 pts

Proficient

6 pts

Advanced

10 pts

Preparation

Basic

Students were off task during planning and did not develop a well thought out product.
Proficient

Students were on task for most of the planning time and developed a well thought out product.
Advanced

Students were on task for all of the planning time of the planning and developed a well thought out product.
Conflict

Basic

Students did not demonstrate an understanding of the nature of conflict and the difference between beneficial and undesirable conflict using inferences and a concise rebuttal to resolve the conflict.
Proficient

Students somewhat demonstrated an understanding of the nature of conflict and the difference between beneficial and undesirable conflict using inferences and a concise rebuttal to resolve the conflict.
Advanced

Students appropriately demonstrated an understanding of the nature of conflict and the difference between beneficial and undesirable conflict using inferences and a concise rebuttal to resolve the conflict.
Content

Basic

Students did not use the conflict resolution skill in their product.

Students only identified an understanding of the conflict
Proficient

Students identified an understanding of the conflict.

Students demonstrated an understanding of biases, stereotypes, and assumptions.

Students differentiated between implied and stated evidence of a given argument.
Advanced

Students identified an understanding of the conflict.

Students demonstrated an understanding of biases, stereotypes, and assumptions.

Students differentiated between implied and stated evidence of a given argument.

Students generated a rebuttal statement that best refuted viewpoints.

Students compared and contrasted the methods of resolving the conflicts.
Creativity

Basic

Student's product was hard to understand and not creative.
Proficient

Student's product was a little creative and understandable.
Advanced

Student's product was creative and easy to understand.



Keywords:
  • communication, role play, skit







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