What To Say When Someone Is Wrong

Objective facts or opinions and beliefs?

Sometimes, you know someone is wrong, and sometimes you just believe them to be wrong. And it’s important to know the difference! This video explores why you think someone else is wrong - and how to manage your reactions.

Summary of learning messages

• Belief or fact?
  There’s a difference between knowing and believing something

• Your right, not ‘you’re right’
  You have the right to hold your belief. Other people have a right to hold theirs

• Be interested in other viewpoints
  Everyone benefits when views are exchanged respectfully

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