How to Engage in Respectful and Effective Giving

How to Engage in Respectful and Effective Giving

Lesson 2 of 2 in this unit

  • Secondary
  • Year 9 - 10
  • Health and Physical Education
  • Health
  • Social
  • Human Rights
  • Social Action
  • Social and Emotional Learning
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Lesson summary

Students explore the emotional and ethical impacts of giving by investigating key factors like effectiveness, dignity, and wellbeing, ultimately proposing recommendations to promote respectful and effective giving, emphasising empathy and critical thinking.

Learning intentions:

Students will...

  • evaluate the influence of respect and empathy on effective giving 
  • explore ways of giving with dignity.

Success criteria:

Students can...

  • evaluate the emotional and ethical impacts of giving and receiving donations
  • outline the key factors influencing the impact of compassionate giving, such as effectiveness, respect for dignity, and overall wellbeing
  • develop a plan or make recommendations for a respectful, effective charity organisation.

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Skills

This lesson is designed to build students’ competencies in the following skills:

  • creative thinking
  • empathy
  • ethical understanding
  • social skills

Curriculum Mapping

Australian Curriculum (v9.0) content description:

  • Evaluate the influence of respect, empathy, power and coercion on establishing and maintaining respectful relationships (AC9HP10P04)

Relevant parts of Year 9 & 10 HPE achievement standards: Students evaluate how attitudes and beliefs about equality, respect, diversity and inclusion influence the nature and quality of relationships.

NSW Syllabus outcomes: PD5-6

General capabilities: Critical and Creative Thinking, Personal and Social Capability

UN Sustainable Development Goals

UN SDG 1: End poverty in all its forms everywhere

  • Target 1.1: By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day.

Resources Required

  • Device capable of presenting audio-visual materials
  • Individual devices capable of accessing the internet (optional)(1 per student)
  • Student Worksheet

Additional Info

This lesson has been developed with the support of The Life You Can Save.

The Life You Can Save conducts research to identify non-profits running highly impactful programs that address the multiple dimensions of poverty. They also help connect people who want to donate money and resources with these non-profits to maximise the impact of their gifts. They aim to create a world where everyone has an opportunity to build a better life and where there’s no suffering or death due to extreme poverty. The Life You Can Save was founded by Melbourne-born Peter Singer, widely recognised as one of the world’s most influential contemporary philosophers, to advance the ideas in his 2009 book The Life You Can Save: Acting Now to End World Poverty (republished 2019). Since then, they’ve worked to introduce the ideas from Professor Singer’s book to new audiences, inspiring people to help others experiencing poverty around the world and empowering them to make the greatest impact possible.

Level of teacher scaffolding: Medium – facilitate class discussion.

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