1. Fairness Vocabulary equality impartial reasonable mercy just equitable
rules
exploit

2. fair; just: an impartial judge
Fairness Vocabulary
equality
The quality of being like or alike in quantity, degree, value etc. Also, being evenly proportioned or balanced.
impartial
fair; just: an impartial judge
reasonable
agreeable to reason or sound judgment; logical. Also capable of rational behavior, decision, etc.
mercy
an act of kindness, compassion, or favor
just
proper or right
equitable
characterized by equity or fairness; just and right; fair; reasonable
rules
a principle or regulation governing conduct, action, procedure, arrangement, etc.
exploit
to use selfishly for one's own ends

3. Fairness Just Define Fairness
What do you try to do to be a fair person?
Fairness
Define Fairness
List behaviors that show fairness
Have you ever felt treated unfairly?
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What is the relationship between fairness and respect? Can you be disrespectful and fair at the same time?

4. Relate the symbol at the top of the page to fairness?
What is the Golden Rule?
Relate the symbol at the top of the page to fairness?
What are some historical events related to fairness?
A study asked young people: Which of these punishments do you think are fair for parents to us? The results: No TV – 69%, No allowance – 73%, Grounding – 72%, Spanking – 59%, Taking away something important to you – 26.4%. What punishments do you think are fair? Why?

5. Fairness: Point of View
Write down a few thoughts for each question below, and then choose one for which you will fully express your point of view:
Tell about a time when you felt you were treated unfairly. Explain why you believe the treatment was unfair.
Cheating is choosing not to play fair, not to play by the rules. What are the effect of cheating? (consider self worth, respect of others, etc.)
Discuss positive and negative responses to unfairness in life. What is the best think to do when you feel treated unfairly.