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Distributive Justice

This document discusses distributive justice and how resources should be allocated fairly in a community. It contains learning objectives about interpreting equity, realizing its importance, and debating fair distribution of limited resources. There is a video link and activities about situations where resources like seats are distributed, as well as questions about fairness and the differences between equality and equity. The document aims to teach students about distributive justice principles.

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Distributive Justice

This document discusses distributive justice and how resources should be allocated fairly in a community. It contains learning objectives about interpreting equity, realizing its importance, and debating fair distribution of limited resources. There is a video link and activities about situations where resources like seats are distributed, as well as questions about fairness and the differences between equality and equity. The document aims to teach students about distributive justice principles.

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Distributive justice is concerned with the fair allocation of resources


among diverse members of a community.
MSC-BOOK-1
UNIT 1: EQUALITY AND JUSTICE AS FAIRNESS
LESSON 2 :DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE
DOMAIN: Moral STRAND: character and morality
LESSON OBJECTIVES
By the end of the lesson. Students will
-Interpret equity.
-Realize the importance of equity.
-Debate on how we can ensure the fair or equitable distribution of limited
resources.
SUCCESS CRITERIA
Explain distributive justice and how scarce
resources, such as wealth, work or positions, are
allocated fairly within a group or the wider
Community.
LET’S WATCH A VIDEO
AND BUILD OUR
CONCEPT MORE ABOUT
WHAT SOCIAL IDENTITY
https://youtu.be/O5uKJVDFHF
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THINK , PAIR , SHARE
BUDDY UP!

Read the situation below.


Identify a solution of Rafa, Yan,
May and their parents in a way
that ensures everyone is happy
at the end.
ANSWER
I am tired of always sitting in the middle and feeling bored.
Rafa: I sit by the window because I feel sick. Yan: I sit by the
window to enjoy the beautiful views.
Solutions to achieve equal distribution, including:
Numbering the seats 1, 2 and 3, so each child takes their
turn sitting on each seat, or they agree to sit in a way that
allows them all to see the views.
TASK-2
READING TIME!

Read the STORY and


answer the questions
In your opinion, was the
governor being fair or unfair
towards the six blind men
when he made them describe
the elephant in front of other
people?
SELF CHECK-SILVER ACTIVITY
ANSWER
Yes, he behaved equitably, giving each of them a
reasonable explanation regarding their description of
the elephant, as each one described a part of the
whole (elephant).... The blind men were being
mocked, but the governor did them justice, and
taught everyone a lesson on how to show empathy to
others.
TASK-2
READING TIME!
Read the STORY and answer the questions
Question-HQ
 What is the difference between
equity and equality?
1- Equity is being fair to the people according to their needs, and Equality is
giving everyone the same thing irrespective of their needs.
2- Equality is being fair to the people according to their needs, and Equity is giving
everyone the same thing irrespective of their needs.
3- They both mean the same thing but in different ways.
TASK-3:
Answer the questions

-
SELF CHCEK-
GOLDEN ACTIVITY ANSWER
A- Balance symbolises the tool by which justice is achieved at
all times and everywhere, as there should be universal criteria
to ensure rights. The balance of both sides is the measure that
guarantees justice for both parties. The ring on the eyes may
symbolise blindness, and triggering rational thinking free from
emotions. The sword symbolises the fact that justice prevails
over injustice, and represents the tool of law, which guarantees
justice.
B- A painting, sculpture or artistic work in any other form.
Answer the question

How does the UAE make


sure that society is treated
with equity?
PLATINUM ACTIVITY ANSWER
The UAE Constitution outlines the freedoms and
rights of all citizens, prohibits torture, arbitrary arrest
and detention, and protects civil liberties, including
freedom of speech and press, peaceful assembly and
association, and the practice of religious beliefs.
PART-2-NEXT CLASS
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EXAMPLES OF DISTRIVUTIVE JUSTICE
public programs that provide social security or
medical care to all elderly and retired persons
-Demonstrate personal commitment to
ensuring the fair or equitable distribution of
limited resources (initially in a classroom
level between classmates, and between
family members and friends.)
HOMEWORK

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