'With a focus on conflict resolution, mediation and early intervention work, SCCR gives young people and their families the skills to end arguments amicably through tips and techniques' | gsc1 ✍️
WHEN you think of where ‘science’ happens, you’re possibly picturing a lab where white-coated people peer into microscopes. You’re probably not thinking of a messy bedroom of the sort that triggers arguments between young people and parents. But science is very much involved – the science of conflict.
With a focus on conflict resolution, mediation and early intervention work, SCCR gives young people and their families the skills to end arguments amicably through tips and techniques freely available on their website and through events in schools, in the community, and online. With events ranging in length, places on them can be reserved via the SCCR website.
Take, for example, Cranial Cocktail, which was inspired by Glasgow Science Centre’s ‘cortical homunculus’ display. The word homunculus literally translates from the Latin as little man, but here refers to our inner human. As part of the mini exhibition, SCCR’s various developments are stepping off the screen to create eye-catching dioramas. In addition to the Cranial Cocktail resource, visitors to the science centre will encounter Monkey vs Lizard, where an interactive quiz checks where your mind is on an evolutionary spectrum spanning from the empathetic mammalian to the more reactionary reptilian brain.
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