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Workshop: Conflict Resolution for Future Educators

Wednesday, April 20, 2022 10:00to12:00

DATE: Wednesday April 20, 2022
 

TIME: 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
 

LOCATION: ZOOM

 

Looking to learn more about conflict resolution? Register today!


Through this interactive workshop, McGill’s B.Ed students will work across potential disputes to balance their positionality and needs with the potentially conflicting desires of others. Participants will further learn about conflict management styles by reflecting both individually and with peers so they can better understand themselves and how they can collaborate more effectively with other people. 

We are excited to partner with McGill’s Leadership Skills Advisor, Joan Butterworth, to work through customized case studies specific to the field of education. We will work through these typical conflict scenarios together and ensure you have the right tools to address the scenarios in a positive and productive way. 

This is a great workshop to add to your Teaching CV! It will surely impress Principals and others who hire educators! 


Register today! 

 

Contact Information

Contact: 
Lara Franko, Career Advisor
Organization: 
McGill Education Career Services
Email: 
career.education [at] mcgill.ca
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