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This document discusses equality and what it means to treat people fairly regardless of differences. It provides examples of how people can be different in terms of physical attributes, personalities, and backgrounds, but that we are all fundamentally the same as people with feelings, needs, and humanity. Quotes from authors emphasize that we should see others' humanity rather than differences and ensure all people are treated with equal respect and dignity. The document asks the reader to consider what equality means in terms of fair treatment.
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equality-powerpoint
- 2. understanding that everyone is different but that we are all people What Is Equality? knowing that everyone has the right to be treated fairly treating others with respect Equality is:
- 3. “When I see you through my eyes, I think that we are different.” “When I see you through my heart, I know we are the same.” Doe Zantamata Doe Zantamata is an author and illustrator. What do you think she is telling us with this quote? Look around the room at your friends. What is different? What is the same?
- 4. Can you think of anything else that makes us different? What Things Make Us Different? hair color what we like eye color our personalities where we live skin color
- 5. Can you think of anything else that makes us the same? We Are All the Same We all have needs. We all have feelings. We all have likes. We are all people. We all have thoughts.
- 6. “A person is a person, no matter how small.” Dr. Seuss Dr. Seuss is an author and illustrator. What do you think he is telling us with this quote? What does this mean for us at school?
- 7. Is this right? What If…? What if your teacher shared some candy with the class and gave two to each boy but said that the girls could only have one? Is this fair? What could the teacher do to treat the students more fairly?
- 8. Is this right? What If…? What if your classmates are jumping rope in P.E. and your teacher says that only children with brown hair can have a turn? Is this fair? What could the teacher do to treat the students more fairly?
- 9. Is this right? What If…? What if you fall and hurt your knee and the teacher gives everyone in the class a bandage for their knee to make it fair? Is this fair? Does equality always mean that everyone has be treated the same?
- 10. Remember, equality is when we make sure that everyone is treated fairly. It does not mean that everyone has to be treated the same. What does equality look like in your school and at home? How do grown-ups make sure that you are treated fairly?