In this Discussion, you should respond with substantial detail to this topic early in the first week of the module. The initial post should be about 250 words.Discussion posts will be assessed according to the following criteria found on the discussion rubric:Quality of initial posting (first post): Initial posting reveals a clear understanding of all aspects of the treated discussion question; uses factual and relevant information; and demonstrates full development of concepts.Quality of responses to classmates: Responds to the required number of students and to the professor, if appropriate. Demonstrates analysis of others posts; extends meaningful discussions by building on previous peer posts; and offers alternative perspectives.Reference to supporting readings/information literacy: Refers to and properly cites either course and/or outside sources in posts, as required.Critical thinking: Demonstrates mastery conceptualizing the problem; viewpoints and assumptions of experts are analyzed, synthesized, and evaluated; and conclusions are logically presented with appropriate rationale.Timeliness: Initial post occurs in a timely manner (1-3 days into module) allowing ample time for classmates to respond and engage. Posting early allows for m
ore opportunities for leading the discussions, making substantial contributions, and engaging in meaningful and mutual discussions with others. It also is the best chance for the highest grade in the discussion.Background for Discussion 2:Before beginning this Discussion, review the background materials on conflict management. Also view the following video on active listening skills.MindToolsVideos. (2015, June 12). Improve your listening skills with active listening [Video file]. Retrieved from londonessays.com will need the concepts and principles from these sources to support your responses to the discussion question. You may also support your comments with information from outside sources. Be sure to cite sources used.Discussion QuestionWhat was the worst experience you ever had with conflict? What was so bad about it? What are some of the things that caused the conflict? Would applying active learning techniques have helped your own experience? In what waysNote: If someone posts a response to you, you should engage with that person as appropriateâas if you were having a real-time conversation. For example, be sure to go back and comment on if you think that their suggestions would have worked to resolve the conflict. Why or why not?