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Q/W: Helping Others

Q/W: Helping Others. Think about a time when you choose to help or not help someone. Who was it? What was the situation? Why did you choose to help or not?. Could, Should, Would. Divide a N/B page into three columns. Label each as follows: Could, Should, Would

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Q/W: Helping Others

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  1. Q/W: Helping Others • Think about a time when you choose to help or not help someone. • Who was it? What was the situation? Why did you choose to help or not? Universe of Obligation

  2. Could, Should, Would Universe of Obligation Facing History and Ourselves Divide a N/B page into three columns. Label each as follows: Could, Should, Would Respond to the following situations by completing each column.

  3. Situation 1 Universe of Obligation Facing History and Ourselves • You and your friends are walking in the park when you hear three high school boys harassing another kid. The kid is visibly frightened. • As they continue to taunt him, what do you do?

  4. Situation 2 Universe of Obligation Facing History and Ourselves • You’re at Disneyland with a couple of friends. As you walk by Space Mountain, you notice three middle school aged kids standing off to the side making rude and racists comments to kids that walk by. • What do you do?

  5. Setting Universe of Obligation Facing History and Ourselves In all the following situations, you are alone, in a deserted area with no one else around. It is possibly at night or early in the morning. In each situation, what do you do?

  6. Situation 3 Universe of Obligation Facing History and Ourselves • It is late on Friday night. While coming home alone from a friend’s house, you hear a scream coming from a dark alley. You hear it more than once, and it sounds as if someone is in deep pain. It sounds as though this person is being or just has been attacked by someone. • What do you do?

  7. Situation 4 Universe of Obligation Facing History and Ourselves • Walking down the street in the pounding rain, a homeless person asks you, apologetically, if you have something he can cover himself with to keep off the rain. • What do you do?

  8. Situation 5 Universe of Obligation Facing History and Ourselves • Coming home late on Saturday night, a woman is attacked by a man. • As he beats her, what do you do?

  9. Universe of Obligation Kitty Genovese 39th Witness Universe of Obligation Facing History and Ourselves

  10. Kitty Genovese • Why do you think people didn’t help her? • What would you have done? (Be honest.) Universe of Obligation

  11. Universe of Obligation Universe of Obligation Facing History and Ourselves the circle of individuals and groups "toward whom obligations are owed, to whom rules apply, and whose injuries call for [amends]" (HHB 56). Write down the definition and explain what you think it means.

  12. Concentric Circles • Make a list of people (or groups) you know. • Example: mom, dad, etc. • Draw 5 circles, one inside the other • Now place yourself in the middle. • For whom do you feel most responsible? In an extreme situation, whom would you assist immediately Universe of Obligation

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