Introduce the topic of perspective-taking and its relevance in conflict resolution. Encourage students to reflect on times when they might have misunderstood someone else's point of view.

Explain what perspective means. Use real-life examples like differing opinions on a school project or a family decision. Ask for a couple of examples to make it relatable.

Present a scenario where two characters have a conflict due to different perspectives. Ask guiding questions to stimulate discussion about how the conflict might be resolved if each person understood the other's view.

Facilitate a class discussion; encourage students to share their thoughts on the scenario. Make sure to emphasize empathy and listening.

Summarize the key ideas of the session and emphasize the importance of applying perspective-taking in daily interactions, especially in resolving conflicts.