Classroom Management and Academic Achievement

If students can manage their conflicts in a civil and effective way, teachers can devote more time to teaching rather than resolving student disputes or dealing with disruptive situations. In addition, a rational, civil approach to managing conflict builds peace of mind for the people involved, as well as for others who interact with these people. The result? Student application of conflict management skills creates a positive classroom environment where students can focus on learning. Conflict management supports academic achievement.