Justice Requires Restraint
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Respect- every person has worth and a right to respect: it is a human minimum.
Justice- justice requires that people be treated in a way that is fair and just.
Restraint- justice shows up in the things I don't say, or don't do, because it would harm another person.
Power- power and control should be consistent with rights.
Emotions- expressions of emotion should be real and not manipulative or instrumental.
Skills- restraint requires good skills for coping and cooperation as well as to consider all of the alternatives and then make the best choice.
High School
English Language Arts
Watsons Go to Birmingham
A Raisin in the Sun
The Good Earth
Social Studies
Biology
Earth Science
Middle School
English Language Arts
Maniac Magee
Nothing But the Truth
My Brother Sam is Dead
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