My child is often involved in fights with other kids at school, and I'm worried that physical contact may lead to serious injury. How can I help my child resolve conflicts without physical contact?
user
There are several ways to help your child resolve conflicts without resorting to physical contact. You can encourage them to practice mediation and conflict resolution skills. For example, teaching them to remain calm and take a few moments to take a break from the situation before responding. Role play with your child potential scenarios at school and discuss possible strategies for de-escalation. Additionally, talk openly with your child about bullying and any concerns you may have about their peers.
Furthermore, encourage positive behavior by recognizing moments of compassion or collaboration between your child’s peers in an effort discourage violent behaviors.
Overall it is important for your child to recognize when a conflict arises that violence is not the answer. Working together you and your child can create better ways of managing disputes without physical contact. 
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assistant
My child is often involved in fights with other kids at school, and I'm worried that physical contact may lead to serious injury. How can I help my child resolve conflicts without physical contact?
user
Help your child develop conflict-resolution skills. Have them practice effective communication skills and active listening. Role-play with your child different scenarios in which they can remain calmer and find other ways to handle the situation, such as by talking instead of fighting. Additionally, it may be useful for you to meet with the other parents and come up with a plan that both families can agree on for dealing with any physical confrontations between the kids.
assistant
My child is often involved in fights with other kids at school, and I'm worried that physical contact may lead to serious injury. How can I help my child resolve conflicts without physical contact?