Lesson Plan

Exploring Scenarios Lesson Plan

Students will explore multiple perspectives through challenging scenarios, developing empathy and critical thinking skills.

This lesson helps students understand the impact of their decisions on others and promotes deeper personal reflection on ethical situations.

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10 minutes

Step 1

Introduction

5 minutes

Step 2

Interactive Role-Play

20 minutes

Step 3

Reflective Group Discussion

10 minutes

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Welcome to 'What Would You Do?'

Introduce the session by framing the purpose of exploring different perspectives in challenging scenarios. Emphasize that there is no 'right' answer, but that the goal is to think critically about impact and empathy.

Scenario 1: The Lost Wallet

Present the first scenario. Describe the situation and ask guiding questions to encourage students to think about factors influencing decisions.

Scenario 2: The Group Project Dilemma

Present the second scenario with emphasis on conflicting priorities. Encourage groups to discuss and role-play the different options.

Scenario 3: The Social Media Dilemma

Present the third scenario that explores digital ethics and online behavior. Encourage discussion about the impact of actions in the digital world.

Scenario 4: Peer Pressure Decision

Present the fourth scenario focusing on peer pressure and moral courage. This will challenge students to think about resisting negative influences.

Reflect and Discuss

Present a reflective slide summarizing the activity. Guide the discussion on multiple perspectives and the importance of empathy in decision making.

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