Reflection On Conflict Management & Crisis Management
Conflict management involves handling disagreements constructively through active listening, empathy, and addressing issues early. The author has learned the importance of understanding other perspectives rather than being defensive. For crisis management, remaining calm, focusing on problem-solving, and clear communication are key to guiding teams and mitigating anxiety. Both conflict management and crisis management require lifelong learning and practice through experiences to become an effective leader who can resolve issues and adapt to unexpected challenges.
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Reflection On Conflict Management & Crisis Management
Conflict management involves handling disagreements constructively through active listening, empathy, and addressing issues early. The author has learned the importance of understanding other perspectives rather than being defensive. For crisis management, remaining calm, focusing on problem-solving, and clear communication are key to guiding teams and mitigating anxiety. Both conflict management and crisis management require lifelong learning and practice through experiences to become an effective leader who can resolve issues and adapt to unexpected challenges.
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MASTER OF ARTS IN EDUCATION
Major in Educational Management
SUBJECT- EDUC 211 INSTRUCTIONAL LEADERSHIP Summer 2023 Name: Darlene B. Orbeta Professor: Peter O. Goyena, EdD
Reflection on Conflict management & Crisis management
Conflict management involves handling disagreements or disputes in a constructive and
productive manner. One of the significant lessons I've learned is the importance of active listening. In the past, I used to focus more on defending my perspective rather than genuinely understanding the other person's point of view. However, through various conflicts, I realized that empathy and listening are crucial in resolving differences effectively. By actively listening to others and validating their feelings, I have been able to de-escalate conflicts and find common ground for resolution. Moreover, I discovered the value of addressing conflicts early on rather than letting them fester. Procrastinating conflict resolution can lead to the situation and create a toxic environment. I have now become more proactive in addressing issues as soon as they arise, which has led to quicker resolutions and stronger relationships. Crisis management, on the other hand, involves handling emergencies and unexpected situations that can have significant consequences. During a crisis, it is essential to remain calm and composed, focusing on problem- solving rather than panicking. In one particular crisis situation, I found myself in a leadership position where I had to guide a team through a sudden organizational restructuring. I realized that clear communication is paramount during such times. Keeping the team informed, providing reassurance, and involving them in the decision-making process helped mitigate anxiety and maintain productivity. In conclusion, conflict management and crisis management are essential life skills that require continuous learning and practice. Through various experiences, I have become more adept at resolving conflicts through empathy and active listening, as well as managing crises through clear communication and adaptability. These skills not only help in professional settings but also in personal relationships, making them invaluable assets in both spheres of life. By reflecting on my experiences and learning from them, I aim to continue honing these skills to become a more effective and empathetic individual.
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