As you or a volunteer lists the examples on the board, have students add them to their handouts. Discuss ways to help others calm down . Point out that even if you feel calm, you may still have trouble resolving a conflict peacefully if the other person is angry. Ask students for additional ideas. List these on the board and have students add them to their handouts.
Students suggest constructive ways to manage personal anger and help others feel calmer .
At tonight's game, the coach has been playing him instead of two seniors. The seniors start to insult rookies in general and Karrad in particular. Karrad is so angry he can't see straight. He turns red, starts sweating, and begins breathing fast. Groups prepare role plays showing how to manage anger .