Begin by introducing the topic of conflict origins. Discuss why it is important to examine both personal and global conflicts. Emphasize that conflicts, although sometimes painful, can lead to growth and understanding when properly resolved.

Discuss personal conflicts. Engage students by asking for examples from their own lives (without naming names) and encouraging reflections on misunderstandings, jealousy, and differences in opinion.

Introduce global conflicts. Explain that many large-scale conflicts result from political, economic, and cultural differences. Encourage students to think of historical examples and current events.

Highlight the interconnected nature of conflict causes. Use visuals like diagrams or webs to show how personal and global conflicts often share similar root causes and influence one another.

Conclude the presentation by exploring strategies for conflict resolution. Emphasize the importance of empathy, communication, and critical thinking in resolving conflicts.