First World War inquiry guide - Conflict
This inquiry guide explores some kinds of conflicts and resolutions related to the First World War.
About this resource
We see conflict in many different ways on personal, local, and global levels. We experience and observe successful and unsuccessful conflict resolution strategies, which can influence how we deal with our own conflicts. This resource is part of the First World War Inquiry Guide series. See the resource carousel for more.
First World War inquiry guide: Conflict
The six resource hooks in the first stage of the inquiry guide suggest connections between the ways that conflict can happen in historical situations and in our own lives. They could lead to discussing ways to resolve conflict positively in relation to existing school or community approaches.
Year 1-4 hooks:
- personal conflict
- causes of war
- peacekeeping
- relationships
- rules
- resolving conflict
Year 5-8 hooks:
- causes of war
- conflict in New Zealand
- “the news in Samoa”
- agreements
- rules
- the United Nations
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