Dealing Creatively With ConflictPlan of Work
Pulaski County CES
Title:
Dealing Creatively With Conflict
MAP:
Family and Individual Development
Agents Involved:
Lovett
MAJOR PROGRAM 1:
Kentucky Extension Homemaker Association
Situation:
Conflict is as common as rain and arises whereever people come in contact and have competing needs.
Long-Term Outcomes:
Develop an understanding of effective conflict responses for different situations.
Intermediate Outcomes:
Learning how to deal with conflicts that clients face daily through self evaluation.
Initial Outcomes:
Recognizing that each person deals with conflict differently and we must accept each persons actions.
Evaluation:
Initial Outcome: How to utilize correct conflict responses
Indicator: Less conflict in lives
Method: Curriculum materials
Timeline: September, 2019
Intermediate Outcome: Personal growth with conflict
Indicator: Personal growth among clients
Method: Classes on Dealing with Conflict
Timeline: September, 2019
Long-term Outcome: Acceptance of each persons reactions to conflict.
Indicator: Conflict Test
Method: Dealing with Conflict Curriculum
Timeline: September, 2019
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Audience: Sky Hope Clients
Project or Activity: Class Participation
Content or Curriculum: Curriculum
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