What do these words mean? Saturday, 13 April 2019 Assessment 3: Revision What do these words mean? 1. Discrimination 2. Equality 3. Prejudice Using the dictionaries and your own knowledge explain what these words mean. CHALLENGE: Can you extend your explanation by including an example?

YES OR NO Will you treat each other differently now you know you don’t have the same things in common? Why does discrimination exist then?

Discrimination List examples of discrimination: Why does discrimination exist? Watch The Sneetches.

“Love your neighbour as you love yourself” Who is “your neighbour”? How can religious believers fulfil this Biblical message? How far would you go for someone in need?

What formed your opinion? Do we sometimes judge people before we know them? Prejudice Judge Pre Ask pupils to write down their own definition. Watch the video (linked to opinion.) Pause when the boy removes the spray paint out of the bag, ask the pupils what they think happens next . . . Pause when the boy walks through the door. Has their opinion of what has happened changed? What do the pupils think he has done? Watch to the end . . . Did the pupils pre-judge him? What formed this judgement? Write your own definition of; Prejudice

“We are all one in God’s eyes” Equality “We are all one in God’s eyes” Yes, we are! No, we are not! The Bible says we are ALL special, we are ALL God’s children. Humans are all different, with different wants and needs. It is not possible not treat people equally. Add your own arguments to the table.

Run like a girl? Do a we all have equal opportunities? How can we make our community equal for all?