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-V -v 4DTHE TENNESSEAN, TtiurwfaY, Ml 201998 UowtlniH -JSC Mtn Toddlers surprisingly good at settling disputes, prof says FOUNTAINyi14 5 mm ranttiMOKiniun 2544144 ij Wijpr yffiey miy ti ninniinnniTiiTni irim'i child's concern to the other. In this way, each learns to understand why the other behaved just so. Then teachers can offer solutions and compromises. Conflict is a natural part of life, concluded Whaley, and even toddlers can learn communication skills and negotiation principles that will aid in their social relations as they Bv CONNIE POLLOCK Los Angeles Times Syndicate Conflicts in day-care centers can be an important learning experience that can be derailed by well-meaning but misguided teachers. A researcher from Ohio State University in Columbus videotaped conflicts between 11 children age 6 months to 3 years and also observed how the disputes were handled.

In 77 of the 135 disputes analyzed, teachers intervened too quickly. Results showed that disputes erupted about every five minutes, usually over invasions of personal space or who possessed a certain toy. Yet often teachers were more concerned with stopping the dispute than helping the toddlers solve their own problems and learn negotiation skills. will verbally work themselves through a conflict," said Kimberlee Whaley, assistant professor of family relations and human development at Ohio State. "Many 2- and 3-year-olds understand and comprehend the negotiation process.

They are not so egocentric as everyone might think they are." Teachers should play the role of reporter in a conflict, she said. After listening to explanations of the problem, they should express each FREE WILLY 2 (PG) 1 1 thx CLUELESS (PG13) UNDER SIEGE 2 (R) 1 1 th INDIAN IN THE CUPBOARD (PG) 1 NINE MONTHS (PG13) SPECIES (R) FIRST KNIGHT (PG13) APOLL0 13 (PG) JUDGE DREDD (R) 45 MIGHTY MORPHIN POWER RANGERS (PG) POCAHONTAS 1 BATMAN FOREVER (PG13) FRIDAY (R) 40- APOLLO II IPO) POCAHONTAS (0) mishty mm mm mmn ire RIDGES Of MADI1DN COUNTY (PQ13I POUHONTAIIG) W0HTT VMIW POWER HAN6EHI (rail NINE MONTH! (P013) CLUELESS (POU) NO PASSES NO DISCOUNTS 1 FIR8T KNIGHT (PQ13) FIRST KNIGHT (PQ13) CONGO (POU) 10:00 UNDER SIEGE 2 (R) BfllDGE! OF NAHIS0 COUNTY IPG11) APOLL0 13 IPG) SPECIE! IR) NINE MONTHS (PG13) INDIAN IN THE CUPBOARD IPG) NO PASSES NO DISCOUNTS INDIAN IN THE CUPBOARD IPG) NO PASSES NO DISCOUNTS CLUELESS IPBUI NO PASSES NO DISCOUNTS FREE WILLY 2 IPG) FREE WILLY 2 IPG) SPECIES (R) APOLL0 13 IPG) CLUELESS (POU) SPECIES (R) 800-1015 APOLL0 13 (PG) PRESENTED IN 0TS POCAHONTAS (Q) FIRST KNIGHT (PG13) POCAHONTAS (Q) 30-5 FREE WILLY 2 (PG) BATMAN FOREVER (POU) NINE MONTHS (PG13) MIGHTY M0RPH1N POWER SANGER! (PC BATMAN FOREVER (PG13) 1:25 CLUELESS (PG13) NO PASSES NO DISCOUNTS SPECIES (R) UN0ERSIEGE2(RI BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY P813) a.4u-a:4i-7:4u-:4u MIGHTY MOftFHW POWER RANCEHS PC UNDER SIEGE 2 (R) 2:00 INDIAN IN THE CUPBOARD (PQ) NO PASSES NO DISCOUNTS NINE MONTHS (PG13) 00 i.iriMl.t i-l Walker, Kevin and Pam of Madison have named their son, bom June 30 at St Thomas Hospital, Matthew Cole Walker. Warner, Douglas Land Kimberlee A. of Franklin have named their son, bom June 19 at William son Medical Center, Jacob Douglas Warner. Weatherford, Michael and Kathy of Murfreesboro have named their son, bom June 30 at Southern Hills Medical Center, Alex Michael Weatherford.

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Wright, Barry D. and Tina C. Moore have named their daughter, bom July 3 at Baptist Hospital, Kristen Nichole Wright. Family growing? 77ie Tennessean publishes announcements of births and adoptions as a courtesy without charge in the Thursday andor Saturday Living sections as space permits. To announce the arrival of your baby, send us the facts: parent's names (Include Bli Willi HUGH GRANT McCormlck, Edward W.

and Tammey (Bentley) of Franklin have named their daughter, born May 15 at Baptist Hospital, Stephanie Kate McCormick. New, Michael and Renee Stanley of Hendersonville have named their son, bom June 19 at Nashville Memorial Hospital, Donovan Jordan New. Owen, Glenn and Marianne have named their son, bom June 21 at Baptist Hospital, Justin Michael Owen. Patton, Mike and Teni have named their daughter, bom June 27 at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Savannah Mae Patton. Paty, William O'dell Jr.

and Paula Rae Sensing of Ashland City have named their daughter, bom June 15 at Baptist Hospital, Destiny Rae Paty. Phillips, Frank and Kathleen (Martin) of Springfield have named their son, bom July at Baptist Hospital, Riley Garrett Phillips. Porter, Eric and Misty of Pleasant View have named their daughter, bom June 22 at Baptist Hospital, Azaria Aquiel Porter. Qulggle, Wes C. and Karmine M.

have named their son, bom June 19 at Baptist Hospital, Conner William Quiggle. Reese, Jeremy Joe and Taimi Rena (Blackwood) have named their son, bom June 25 at Summit Medical center, Joseph Michael Reese. Reeves, Michele of Mount Juliet has named her son, bom June 20 at Summit Medical Center, Nicholas Wayne Reeves. Reid, Scott and Ruthie (Elder) have named their son, bom June 14 at St. Thomas Hospital, Cameron Scott Reid.

Safford, Robert James and Teresa (Byington) of Hendersonville have named their twins, bom June 21 at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, John Paul Safford and Joseph Alan Safford. Sandlin, Jason M. and Kelly D. Smith of La Vergne have named their daughter, bom July 4 at Baptist Hospital, Erin Nicole Sandlin. Santana, FtortTtino and Melanie have named their daughter, bom July 5 at St.

Thomas Hospital, Madeline Mackenzie Santana. Scott, Darrell and Sherri of Hermitage have named their son, bom June 17 at Baptist Hospital, Gabriel Hammond Scott Sevier, Dan and Michelle have named their son, bom July 4 at St. Thomas Hospital, Partner Daniel Sevier. SI QUCCQ)GTiJTKj w1, p7-r BELLI WI! 13 1 MPPCRS COrWCA 10 I ClNTUtY fOX NO DISCOUNTS INTO ADVENTURE! pOREVEF NO DISCOUNTS oi BraveheartR Sterao) BridgetMadison Co. Rocky Horror CI (PO-13)Strto Stereo Mid.

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Smith, Tom and Tracy have named their daughter, bom June 16 at St. Thomas Hospital, Alexandra Taylor Smith. Spillman, Mike and Holly (McClanahan) of Hermitage have named their son, bom July 4 at Baptist Hospital, John Michael Spillman. Starr, Trace and Cindy (Barry) of Goodlettsville have named their daughter, bom June 14 at Baptist Hospital, Casie Renee Starr. Suggs, David and Valerie of Fmaklin have named their son, bom June 19 at Williamson Medl cal Center, William Simpson Suggs.

Swlnney, Shane and Michelle (Pearson) of Clarksville, have named their daughter, bom July 6 at St. Thomas Hospital, Lauren Michelle Swinney. Thomas, Michael and Gina (Booker) have named their son, bom June 19 at Baptist Hospital, Michael Immanuel Thomas. Thomas, Tracy and Cathy of Old Htekoiy have named their daughter, bom June 19 at Summit Medical Center, Cailin Bryanna Thomas. Trapnell, Andrew and Mary (Hardison) have named their son, bom July 7 at St.

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