One answer is to make children at a young age understand that anger can be cooled and doesn't have to be fanned. They should know that they don't always have to be right and talking instead of fighting makes it easier to see the light. Jackie Strong, 7th Grade Quirk Middle School, Connecticut Provide school-aged children with instruction on conflict resolution and problem solving. All we can do about youth violence is to help people learn to control their tempers. Lindsey Cates National Guard ChalleNGe, Oklahoma Provide students trained peer conflict resolution mediators.
Communications is the best cure.
It can help people work out their problems without blood and fists. I try to do that for others, be someone willing to listen. Pennsylvania TOP Copyright 1999-2000 Pinkerton Services Group. All rights reserved. Terms of Service , Privacy Policy and Trademarks .