Turning Conflict into Co-operation: An Ecosystemic Approach to Interpersonal Conflict and its Relevance to Pastoral Care in Schools

Cooper, Paul; Upton, Graham

doi:10.1080/02643949009470718

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“…As an introduction, this section presents a brief account of the ecosystemic technique itself. Those who would like a more detailed account are referred to the literature, particularly Cooper and Upton (1990b), Cooper, Smith and Upton (1994), and Molnar and Lindquist (1989).…”

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Using the Ecosystemic Approach to Change Chronic Problem Behaviour in Primary Schools

Tyler

Jones

1998

Pastoral Care in Education

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This paper describes a small‐scale study of what the authors describe as the ecosystemic approach to changing chronic problem behaviour. The study was undertaken with a group of twelve Leicestershire primary teachers. The technique is briefly described and then teachers’ responses to it and its effectiveness are discussed. Four case study examples are presented and finally its potential is considered. Although in this case the work was undertaken with primary teachers, this is an approach which could also be useful at secondary level.

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