2021
DOI: 10.7179/psri_2021.37.05
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Fundamentación, descripción y análisis del cuestionario situacional de estrategias y metas de resolución de conflictos escolares

Abstract: El objetivo del artículo es ofrecer un instrumento para evaluar las estrategias de resolución utilizadas y las metas planteadas por el alumnado y el profesorado en los conflictos escolares. Se optó por un cuestionario situacional porque conecta con las experiencias reales de ambos colectivos y facilita el diseño de programas para la resolución positiva de los conflictos en función de las necesidades detectadas. El instrumento (en sendas versiones para alumnado y profesorado) está conformado por seis tipos de c… Show more

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“…Regarding the goals that are guiding the implementation of coping strategies, Tamm et al (2018) refer to the following categorisations: self-oriented (focused on own interests), other-oriented (focused on others' interests), mutuality (focused on both), appeal to rules (relies on rules) and no disagreement (avoiding disagreement to preserve the relationship). These categories partially intersect with those proposed here, grouped in two dimensions: Long-term goals in the pursuit of lasting and sustained changes (e.g., to improve coexistence) and Short-term goals seeking swift (false) and temporary closure of the conflict (e.g., to escape from a problem) (Ceballos-Vacas et al, 2021a). Long-term goals comprise change with internalisation (inducing reflection to convince), academic value (achieving academic accomplishments), rule compliance (respecting norms or values), relational (preserving an interpersonal relationship) and compensation (repairing or compensating for the damage caused to the victim).…”
Section: Management Of School Conflicts By Teachers and Pupilsmentioning
confidence: 84%
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“…Regarding the goals that are guiding the implementation of coping strategies, Tamm et al (2018) refer to the following categorisations: self-oriented (focused on own interests), other-oriented (focused on others' interests), mutuality (focused on both), appeal to rules (relies on rules) and no disagreement (avoiding disagreement to preserve the relationship). These categories partially intersect with those proposed here, grouped in two dimensions: Long-term goals in the pursuit of lasting and sustained changes (e.g., to improve coexistence) and Short-term goals seeking swift (false) and temporary closure of the conflict (e.g., to escape from a problem) (Ceballos-Vacas et al, 2021a). Long-term goals comprise change with internalisation (inducing reflection to convince), academic value (achieving academic accomplishments), rule compliance (respecting norms or values), relational (preserving an interpersonal relationship) and compensation (repairing or compensating for the damage caused to the victim).…”
Section: Management Of School Conflicts By Teachers and Pupilsmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…and those of simple sabotage to the rules of the school system. In fact, those last conflicts may simply manifest disagreement or defiance of the regulations or customs established in the school (e.g., non-compliance with dressing rules, talking during class time, not doing homework, cheating in an exam…) (Ceballos-Vacas et al, 2021a;Obraztsova, 2018). In this context, teachers' perceptions are a key factor, as most conflicts (especially disruptions), rather than being seen as aggressions towards teachers, could be interpreted as symptoms of student dissatisfaction that may be due to a variety of reasons (difficulties in teaching-learning process, personal or family issues…) (Jurado de los Santos et al, 2020).…”
Section: Balancing Teacher and Student Voices On The Frequency Of Dif...mentioning
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“…Ante la diversidad de programas de resolución de conflictos a nivel internacional, el aula ha mostrado ser la mejor alternativa para la prevención e intervención de conflictos en los últimos 20 años (Estévez et al, 2019). Con una muestra de 1143 estudiantes, Ceballos-Vacas et al (2021), exponen experiencias sobre conflictos escolares en educación secundaria, e identifican formas de resolución, como la mediación y la negociación.…”
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