Peace Breaks (Conflict Situations)

<BODY> <h2>Peace Breaks (Conflict Situations)</h2><br> <I>"Highly Recommended. Offers advice from teens on how to resolve their feelings about situations in which they have been victimized."</I> -NAMTC/NMM Review<BR> <I>"Highly Recommended. Viewers are encouraged to avoid name-calling, harassment, and violence of any kind, while attempting to engage those who do in verbal discussions that allow feelings and emotions to be shared."</I> -InfoTech, NCDPI<BR> This program features nine segments that speak to children and pre-teens about violence, harassment, and abuse. Children learn to recognize their inherent right to feel safe, identify conflict situations, protect themselves from aggression, and seek assistance from others. Throughout the segments, advice from six teens on how to handle threatening situations, and resolutions recommended by the victim and the perpetrator, help students understand that they are not alone in solving the conflict. <B>Segments include:</B> <I>What's Violence?; Go Easy on Yourself; You're Too Sensitive; I'm Afraid; I Saw It at the Movies; Understanding Your Anger; Speaking Up; Avoiding Conflict; If It Makes You Uncomfortable.</I> Produced by TV Ontario. 08DR PIJ 30 min. <A HREF="index.htm" target=_top>Home</a><br> </BODY>