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Conflict and Resolution

The document discusses conflicts and their resolutions through literature by having students evaluate a story, identify the conflicts and resolutions, and demonstrate resolving conflicts through role plays, drawings, songs, poems and slogans. It provides examples of different types of conflicts and resolutions that can occur in stories and in real life.

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Conflict and Resolution

The document discusses conflicts and their resolutions through literature by having students evaluate a story, identify the conflicts and resolutions, and demonstrate resolving conflicts through role plays, drawings, songs, poems and slogans. It provides examples of different types of conflicts and resolutions that can occur in stories and in real life.

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OBJECTIVES:

 1. Evaluate literature as a vehicle of expressing and resolving


conflicts between and among individuals or groups
 2. Identify the conflicts and resolutions in the story read
 3. the knowledge in resolving conflicts in real-life instances
through a role play, drawing, song, poem, and slogan writing
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› How do you think you’ll be
able to overcome your
problems in life?
GUESS
WHO?
What problems did
Maria encounter?
CONFLICT
Conflict
Conflict is the
dramatic struggle between
two forces in a story.
Without conflict, there is
no plot.
Conflict
 Conflict is a problem that must be solved; an issue
between the protagonist and antagonist forces. It forms
the basis of the plot.
 Conflicts can be external or internal

External conflict- outside force may be


person, group, animal, nature, or a
nonhuman obstacle
Internal conflict- takes place in a
character’s mind
Types of External Conflict

Character vs
Character

Character vs Nature

Character vs Society

Character vs Fate QuickTime™ and a


TIFF (Uncompressed) decompressor
are needed to see this picture.
Type of Internal Conflict
Character vs. Self
› As the saying goes, In every
problem there is always a …

SOLUTION!
Resolution
› The conclusion; all loose ends
are tied up.
› Either the character defeats the
problem, learns to live with the
problem, or the problem defeats
the character.
PROBLE
MS
ATTACK
Character Conflict Resolution
     
Maria

     
Gat Dula  
 
     
Dayang Makiling  
and Gat Panahon  
Thoughts to Ponder:

1.How does conflict


contribute to the flow of the
story?
2.Do you think conflicts affect
your decisions in life? How?
PROBLEMS NO
MORE!
How artsy are you?

Wanna say it
aloud?

Nah, pen and paper is enough…


ACTORS
Group 1 (Acting)- You are part of an
inspirational group in your school and are
expected to be role models to the youth. In a
short skit, portray the conflicts you encounter
at school and your resolutions to them.
Singers
Group 2( Singing)- You are a group of
young political candidates aiming to
serve your community. Through a jingle,
convey your advocacies by focusing on
conflicts and resolution at home.
Writers
Group 3 (Writing)- You are among
the forerunner of peace in the
country. By using a slogan, relay
your message focusing on the
conflict and resolution in religion.
Artists
Group 4 (Drawing)- You are a young artist who
advocates for the betterment of youth.
Through an illustration describe the conflicts
an individual and experiences and the
resolutions to them.
Linguists
Group 5 (Writing)- You are a novelty
writer and is invited to submit an
inspirational poem to be featured in a
well- known book. Using friends as an
inspiration, describe the conflicts and
resolutions experienced with friends.
Rubrics for Scoring

Content- 10
Presentation- 5
Cooperation- 5
--------------------------------
20 pts.
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RTS NOW!
IN A NUTSHELL...

How do you view


conflicts in your life?
TRY ME!!!

In a ¼ sheet of paper, determine whether the


following statements are True or False.

1. Maria and Gat Dula’s love endured despite of not


seeing each other.
2. The conflict between Gat Dula being mortal and
Maria being a deity is and example of Man vs. Fate.
3. Resolutions made by the characters are not always
what is right and just.
TAKE ME
HOME

1. Journal Entry: What is the


conflict you’ve encountered and
how did you overcome such?
Include your realization about that
experience. Write it in a paragraph.

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