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We’ve all had friendships blow up because of a conflict or disagreement, and it’s especially painful when we don’t know exactly what went wrong — or how to do better next time. That’s why it’s important to teach kids how to handle conflict, from petty squabbles to big-time offenses, in a way that empowers them to contain the damage and build strong relationships.

This week on childmind.org ([link removed]) we talk to our experts about tools kids can use to resolve conflict ([link removed]), whether they’re youngsters fighting over toys or teenagers wounded by social slights.

And for parents of children who are learning English, we’ve got guidance on making sure that kids get the support they need ([link removed]) during remote learning.

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Teaching Kids How to Deal With Conflict

Strategies for building lifelong skills.

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Tips for Parents of English Language Learners

How to make sure kids’ needs are met during remote learning.

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Helping Anxious Kids in Social Situations

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Social Challenges of Kids With Learning Problems

LDs can hamper connecting with other kids.

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