3.1 Engage in rotatory role play
Your trainer has assigned you a partner (see News and Announcements). Meet with your partner (date in News and Announcements). Use the online-meeting room that your trainer has assigned to you.
Flesh out your conflict with details.
Write down a dialogue of your conflict in which A explains to B that it is both necessary and reasonable to follow this rule. Perform your dialogue in role play! Refer to codes and regulations.
Go through this dialogue at least four times with B using different forms of aggressive verbal behaviour to try to prevent A from following this rule. A should continue to address the conflict in an open and transparent way. Rotate roles for every turn.
Reflect on the differences between the four turns and write them down.
Submit your joint reflection (5 to 7 sentences) in the forum below (subject: reflection_names).
Go through the next steps in pairs, picking one student to play A and one to play B
A has a conflict with their superior B, because B is not adhering to the rule (from the wiki above); in fact, they have instructed A to ignore this rule.Flesh out your conflict with details.
Write down a dialogue of your conflict in which A explains to B that it is both necessary and reasonable to follow this rule. Perform your dialogue in role play! Refer to codes and regulations.
Go through this dialogue at least four times with B using different forms of aggressive verbal behaviour to try to prevent A from following this rule. A should continue to address the conflict in an open and transparent way. Rotate roles for every turn.
Reflect on the differences between the four turns and write them down.
Submit your joint reflection (5 to 7 sentences) in the forum below (subject: reflection_names).
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