Online Videos
Here are some videos related to Conflict Resolution in Education. More will be added over time, with the most recent additions placed at the top of the page. Bookmark the "permanent link" to an item if you want to link back to it later.
Peaceful School Bus Program - Hazelden Foundation
This video provides a short overview of the Peaceful School Bus Program (hazelden.org/peacefulschoolbus), a bullying prevention program designed to decrease inappropriate behavior on school buses while creating a climate of respect and cooperation.
In a Responsive Classroom
Watch and listen to teachers and students from seven elementary schools where the Responsive Classroom approach is used.
Universal Declaration of Human Rights animation
This video walks through the main points of the universal declaration of human rights using a text-heavy animation style.
Help Increase the Peace (HIPP) program
HIPP is an experiential program for teens developed out of the Alternatives to Violence Project curriculum for prisons. It is an engaging program for building community, trust, conflict resolution skills and reducing violence. HIPP and AVP workshops have been done around the world with gang members, prisons and war zone victims. HIPP is a project of the American Friends Service Committee.
Team Teaching: How to Work with a Partner
This video is from Edutopia explores cooperative teaching in high school. Through video observation, collaborative planning, and candid, constructive criticism, California high school math teachers Mike Fauteux and Rose Zapata have struck upon a formula to improve their practice and increase student achievement.
Workable Peace Teacher Guide Video
An overview of the Workable Peace Curriculum in action. Workable Peace integrates the study of intergroup conflict and the development of crucial civic and social skills into social studies and humanities classes. A decade in development and classroom testing, Workable Peace was developed by the Consensus Building Institute (CBI) and the Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School. The Workable Peace Curriculum Units consist of a series of seven curriculum guides for secondary schools and youth programs. Each Curriculum Unit reflects core concepts and content in State and National curriculum standards. They have been been successfully used by middle and high schools across the United States and internationally, as well as by post-secondary institutions ranging from community colleges to the graduate level.
Recess Redone - The Power of Play
This video demonstrates the “before and after” effect when safe, fun playtime is introduced in the schoolyard. A trained Playworks coach teaches and runs games designed to build leadership and foster teamwork.
Power of Peace Network Introduction
The Power of Peace Network web site is supported by The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and acts as a portal for people skilled in working with media to interact with peace-related issues in their local area and also learn about what other countries are facing.
Classroom Closeup NJ - Peacemakers
Recent news reports of bullies in the workplace and bullies in high school have ended in tragedy. But elementary educators believe that teaching children at a young age to deal with conflict can often change the way they deal with it later in life. At North Boulevard Elementary School in Pequannock Township New Jersey, Yvette McBain (Morris County Teacher of the Year) has developed a peer mediation program whose theme is “A Bridge to Success,” which includes the 1st through 3rd grade Peacemakers, and The 4th and 5th grade Heart Club peer mediators. Viewers may also be interested in a news story about the project.
Note: Clicking on the image will take you to the Classroom Closeup NJ site where you can view a longer episode that includes this story.
Elementary Students Using Their Playground Peace Bridge
At North Boulevard Elementary School in Pequannock Township in New Jersey, 1st graders learn to resolve conflict with the help of a “peace bridge.” This short clip is an out-take from a weekly show called Classroom Closeup, NJ. See the full episode here.
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