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NVC training and practice in school communities help teachers, administrators, students, and parents to make school a place where students love to learn, teachers love to teach, and where parents feel confident that their children’s needs are met.

Behind every action there is a need

The conflicts are inevitable – and they can also be the foundation for development of social and personal skills – if we are able to get closer and focus on the needs behind the conflict. We presents tools to understand and face a conflict by describing facts, feelings and needs and asking for a specific action. NVC (Nonviolent Communication) is a universal tool box you can use to solve conflicts and restore trust.

NVC Singapore can  help Schools with

  • Empathy fatigue among staff
  • Increase safety in the classroom
  • Alarming levels of anxiety and depression
  • Teacher burnout
  • Bullying
  • Teach EQ (emotional intelligence) to solve conflict peacefully
  • Access and engage children’s joy of learning
  • Lack of eagerness to care for one another

Regardless of your own role, you can become an agent of transformation within your organization and beyond with our services: coaching, consulting, facilitation, and custom-tailored training.
Our team has put together programs and resources to provide you and your organization with the tools you need to become local, national, and global leaders for transformational change.

These films are divided into 5 short films. Four of them are about one class.

We see how preschool children in Agedrup Skole work with NVC to understand their own needs and feelings as well as the feelings and needs of others. Film 1 provides an introduction to a conflict in a preschool. Films 2-4 repeat and elaborate the scenes from film 1 and show in detail how the teacher uses NVC to manage the conflict. Film 5 is about a boy from the 6th grade and his teacher. Children can work with NVC from the age of 6 or 7. Children of all ages can learn how to manage conflicts; the tools are the same.

FILM CREDIT: The LIVKOM Association, Kirsten’s Danish collective produced by Filmkompagniet in Aarhus, Denmark, sponsored by the Danish Ministry of Education. The film is in Danish and is available with subtitles in multiple languages.

Film 1 of 5. Culture of Peace in school with NVC – Film 1 of 5 – Behind every action there is a need

Introduction to NVC in schools. We hear a preschool teacher tell about her experience with NVC and how it has changed the social environment in the classroom. We are also introduced to a conflict between two preschool children.​

Film 2 of 5. Culture of Peace in School with NVC – From conflict to connection: the four elements of the NVC process.

Shows how the teacher resolves the conflict from film 1 using the four principles of Nonviolent Communication (observations, feelings, needs, requests). Scenes from film 1 is elaborated.

Film 3 of 5. Culture of Peace in School with NVC – Taking responsibility for my own feelings.

The scenes from film 1 continue and shows in detail how the flashcards with feelings & needs help the children to describe their feelings and needs in a conflict.

Film 4 of 5. Culture of Peace in School with NVC – Empathy for others, understanding others.

See the children trying to guess the feelings and needs of others as the teacher helps them to connect more fully and draw further learning from the conflict.

Film 5 of 5. Culture of Peace in School with NVC – From anger to empathy, Mona and Mohammed.

Mohammed from the 6th grade and the teacher Mona tell us how their conversation about feelings and needs helped them understand anger and find self-empathy.

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