Typology of Conflicts in The Educational Environment: A Psychological Analysis
Keywords:
Conflict, conflict classification, conflict diagnostics, education.Abstract
Conflicts in the educational environment is an inevitable phenomenon resulting from the interactions among participants in the educational process, including students, teachers, parents, and administrative staff. Such conflicts can negatively impact the psychological climate within the collective and students’ academic performance. This article aims to systematize types of conflicts in the educational environment, identify their key psychological characteristics, and propose approaches for their diagnosis and effective resolution.
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