Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
About Me
- Jeremy Larson
- I am a seventh and eighth grade history and ethics instructor at Grace- St. Luke's Episcopal School in Memphis, TN. I am originally from Sioux Falls, SD and got my undergraduate degree in Elementary Education (K-8) at St. Cloud State University in St. Cloud, MN. I have received my Master's Degree in Instructional Design and Technology at the University of Memphis.
Subscribe Now
Ethics?
Take a look at this cartoon. How does this show the lack of ethics in the classroom?
11 comments:
It is important for people to be seen as equal because all people treated one race with hatred then they would always be enslaved. The people in this race might have some ideas about vaccines and would never be able to share because society would not care about that certain race.
It's important to see all races in equal worth because if someone thinks someone else is dumb because of their race but they're actually smarter than you, you'll look extremely stupid. Also, the Golden Rule says to treat others the way you want to be treated and you see another race not equally, you'll treat them differently and possibly badly, which is against the Golden Rule. Another reason to treat all races equally is that if you are prejudiced against another race they could get together and plot revenge.
It is important to treat all races equally because it would lead to slavery. I don't even understand why we call them races, we all are human even if we are different colors. I want to try and prevent bigotry
It is important because if we didn't we might not have as much gangs. Also there wouldn't have been slavery in the world. Finally religion might not be discriminated like if you saw a Muslim you mite think mosk but they could be Christian.
If every race viewed themselves as equal, the world would be a better place. No racism or cruel acts of judgement would exist. There might not be as many wars, not even the civil war would have existed. The world would be much more filled with happiness and peace.
It is important to see all races as equal because that's what they are. Also holding a race higher than another is racism. And racism can lead to discrimination, and discrimination can lead to persecution and persecution can lead to genocide. If racism is not challenged it grows.
People should see all races as equal because everyone has the same rights and we are all humans so what's the point in saying one race is better than another. Everyone should see all races as equal because its not like we are animals, and there isn't a "food chain" when it comes to race. No race is the top race because no one is perfect and everyone is somewhat the same.
It is important to see all races equal in worth because if we see them as unequal, we will not be open to suggestions provided by them. It is also important because if we see them as unequal it will be harder to find employees. Another reason is that thinking that they are unequal will cloud our judgment.
It is important to see all races equal so that everyone has a fair chance. If we discriminate people, we may never know that they are very talented. We should see everyone equal so that everyone has the same chance as anyone else.
It is important to see all races equal in worth because, if everyone saw it that way, we could all accept differences. Accepting that one type of person is no better than the other is huge. Wars could have been avoided. Slaves wouldn't have been beaten. There would have never been an Underground Railroad. The closer the world comes to understanding this, the better the world will be.
If races weren't seen in equal worth, which in some cases there aren't, people couldn't have equal opportunities such as sports, jobs, and politics. Many people have fought to have equal rights and for a good reason; we are all born equally, no matter what your skin color.
Post a Comment