Transcript Justice League

Teaching Ethics through the
Justice League
Character Education
•What values do students
need to be heroes?
•How can we connect
students to those values?
•Where can they be
found?
The Core Democratic Principles
Individual natural
rights
Truth
Civic Virtue
Diversity & Tolerance
Patriotism
Justice
Equality
Truth, Justice and the
American Way
Individual natural rights,
Diversity, Tolerance and
Diversity, Equality,
Tolerance and
Equality
Natural Rights
Patriotism
Civic Virtue
Which
Community
of Caring
values
would each
Core
Democratic
principle
uphold?
Which core
democratic values
do you stand for?
Rank the Core Democratic
Principles from the most important
to the least important.
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You are on you way to being a hero!
The top ranked principles are what you stand for.
What
is
your
What is your slogan
slogan
going
going to say?
to say?
What will your stylish
crime fighting outfit
look like?
Soon the seed…
The boy grows up during British Colonial times when America was like…
There is opposition to every value
•Responsibility
Irresponsible
•Civic Virtue
Selfishness
•Truth
Deceit
•Patriotism
Anarchy
•Rights
Denied
•Tolerance
Intolerance
•Justice
Cruelty/Injustice
What villains
do
students face?
Doctor
Chaos
Lefty A.
Mess
What is the first
step a super hero
takes to resolve a
conflict?
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Civic Dialogue
What values must you have in
order for civic dialogue to take
place?
Core Democratic
Values
 Community of
Caring
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Yes,
That’s
what
I’m
saying.