Behavior Management Resource Guide

For over 15 years we have been funded by the U.S. Department of Education Office of Special Education Programs & the Institute of Education Sciences to develop and evaluate curricula to help students manage their anger, solve social problems, and manage conflicts.

Anger Management through Social Problem Solving

We have developed and investigated Tools for Getting Along, a curriculum for upper elementary school students, with approximately 3000 student participants in over 100 classrooms. In addition, we developed Take CHARGE! , a similar program for middle and junior high school students.

• Tools for Getting Along (upper elementary)
  Reviewed by National Registry of Evidence-based Programs and Practices and by the U.S. Department of Education’s What Works Clearinghouse, 

• Take CHARGE! (middle/junior high)

 Conflict Resolution & Peer Mediation

Working Together to Resolve Conflict is a school-wide program that has been used in over 100 school districts in the United States and world-wide.

• Working Together to Resolve Conflict curriculum (middle/junior high)
• Working Together to Resolve Conflict peer mediation training manual (middle/junior high)

In response to requests to make these materials available and provide consultative support and training, we include specific information on the Consultation & Training and Materials links.

Our research team at the University of Florida is pleased to be part of an ongoing endeavor to help young people handle their social conflict constructively.

Contact us at conflict@coe.ufl.edu or (352) 273-4270