4. Thinking about the situation of others is another character trait. What
behaviour is shown when you are thinking about others? How might you be?
For example if a person has a facial disfigurement what behaviour would the
empathetic person show as opposed to those who didn’t have any empathy?
What kind of thoughts would you have if you thought about others?
Could you say which, if any of these qualities could be regarded as ‘good’ or
‘bad’ or both? Could you say why? Please give examples.
5. In the classroom how can you tell when a teacher is being fair? ie. How do you
tell or recognise fairness in people generally? What feeling do you have when
people are fair towards you?
Week Two
Citizenship
Warmer
What is your favourite subject in school? Do you have Citizenship lessons in school?
What do you make of them? What do you get out of these lessons? How are they helpful
to you?
6. What do you think a citizen is? How do you understand it?
How important is it, do you think, to understand your role as a local citizen?
Why does it matter?
Can you give examples of your behaviour as a local citizen? If there is no
behaviour why is that?
7. What do you think of your neighbours?
What kind of neighbours would you like?
How good a neighbour do you think you are?
8. Do you behave differently with different people ie. friends, teachers,
shopkeepers etc?
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