Which of the following measures can help prevent conflicts in a school?

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A proactive, well-rounded approach to preventing conflicts combines relationship-building, clear structure, and staff skills for de-escalation. Building positive relationships with students creates trust and a sense of safety, which lowers the chances of misbehavior before it starts. When students know what’s expected and experience consistent routines, uncertainty and frustration decrease, reducing opportunities for conflicts to arise. Teaching de-escalation skills to staff equips adults with techniques to calm tense situations early, preventing glassy escalations and supporting students in moments of heightened emotion. Together, these strategies address connection, clarity, and calm responses, making the overall prevention effort strongest when all are put into practice.