A person should describe what is happening without judging. This helps people understand the situation clearly. It removes the need for one person to decide who is right or wrong.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A person should describe what is happening without judging.
This helps people understand the situation clearly. It removes the need for one person to decide who is right or wrong.
A person can describe actions and words. The person does not say if the actions are good or bad. This way, everyone involved feels heard. It shows how to talk about facts, not blame. This approach helps avoid conflict.
Two students want the same book. A teacher says, 'I see two students. Both students want the blue book. One student is holding the book tightly. The other student is reaching for it and saying, 'My turn!'' The teacher does not say who should have the book.
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