Have you ever argued with a teenager because you didn’t see eye to eye about rules at home? What happened?, Some teenagers often contradict their parents or teachers. Why do you think they do this?, What kind of behaviour do adults usually have an issue with when it comes to teenagers?, Do teenagers usually clash with their parents about clothes, friends, or free time? Which topic causes the biggest conflicts?, Have you ever seen classmates gang up on someone at school? How did the person feel?, When two teenagers are arguing, should a teacher or parent intervene, or should they solve the problem themselves?, Is it difficult for teenagers to back down during an argument? Why?, Why do some teens pick a fight over small things, like messages or social media posts?, What is the best way for teenagers and parents to find a compromise after an argument?, What are some common underlying issues behind conflicts between teenagers and parents?, Describe a situation when two friends didn’t see eye to eye and stopped talking for a while., Do social media and phones create more chances for teens to clash with each other?, Have you ever wanted to intervene in someone else’s conflict but decided not to?, Why is it sometimes important to back down even if you think you are right?, What can schools do to stop students from trying to gang up on weaker classmates?, Some people say teenagers often pick fights because of stress or pressure. Do you agree?, What can help people find a compromise faster during an argument?, Can small disagreements hide a bigger underlying issue? Give an example..

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