Collaborative Problem Solving: Steps in the Process

Collaborative Problem solving : Steps in the Process by Rod Windle and Suzanne Warren This chapter describes a methodology for resolving conflict in a Collaborative manner, but does not refer to Dr. Ross Greene's Collaborative Problem solving approach, as first described in his book The Explosive Child. For more information on Dr. Greene's Collaborative Problem solving approach, visit the website of his non-profit organization, Lives in the Balance at Section 5: Collaborative Problem solving : Steps IN THE Process IN THIS SECTION YOU WILL FIND: Collaborative Problem solving VS. BEING POSITIONAL THOUGHTS ABOUT PREPARATION Figure Out Your Interests Figure Out Their Interests Consider Some Options What s a Fair Standard?

Creates greater satisfaction for all of the parties and promotes a foundation for future problem solving that is respectful and energizing rather than negative and depleting. THOUGHTS ABOUT PREPARATION Whether you are a parent or a teacher, advance preparation is an important, though often ignored aspect of collaborative problem solving.

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