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Why should reading specialists acknowledge rather than ignore conflicts?

  1. To create more disputes

  2. Because conflict can be healthy

  3. To avoid working on their dedicated tasks

  4. To shift the blame

The correct answer is: Because conflict can be healthy

By acknowledging conflicts, reading specialists are able to identify and address any issues that may be hindering their students' progress. Ignoring conflicts can lead to them festering and becoming more problematic, potentially causing further disruptions in the learning environment. In addition, addressing conflicts in a healthy and constructive manner can model valuable conflict resolution skills for students. Option A suggests purposely creating conflicts, which is counterproductive and goes against the goal of creating a positive learning environment. Option C is incorrect as addressing conflicts does not necessarily take away from a reading specialist's dedicated tasks, and in fact, can improve their ability to effectively fulfill their role. Option D implicates shifting responsibility onto others, rather than taking ownership and finding a resolution.