Relationships, Community & Collective Care

D02 P1: Emotional & Social Awareness 3 wk Draft
  1. 1 What Trust Is Made Of 55 minutes
  2. 2 The Hard Conversation 55 minutes
  3. 3 Repair: Listen, Own It, Make It Right 55 minutes
  4. 4 The Listener I Want to Become 55 minutes
  5. 5 Empathy as Evidence 55 minutes
  6. 6 Many Views, One Problem 55 minutes
  7. 7 Dignity for the More-Than-Human 55 minutes
  8. 8 My Place in the Nest 55 minutes
  9. 9 Who's In, Who's Out, and Why 55 minutes
  10. 10 Weighing Solidarity 55 minutes
  11. 11 A Personal Ethic of Care 55 minutes
  12. 12 Mutual Aid, Not Just Charity 55 minutes
  13. 13 Local Action, Global Solidarity 55 minutes
  14. 14 The Ethic I Carry Forward 55 minutes

Intimate-relationship and listener-growth reflections; an empathy-into-ethical- reasoning analysis of a complex social problem; a dignity-for-the-more-than-human- world action; a nested-communities map from family to the global community of all life; a belonging-solidarity-responsibility weighing; a personal ethic of care and mutual aid; and a local-to-global solidarity action, gathered as capstone portfolio artifacts.

Unit 3 — Relationships, Community & Collective Care

Overview

This unit turns outward into care at its most mature — intimate trust, integrated empathy, and collective responsibility for the whole living world. Learners sustain intimate, trusting relationships through honest communication, repair, and mutual respect, and reflect on their own communication and relationship habits, committing to grow as a listener and partner. They integrate empathy and perspective-taking into ethical reasoning about complex social problems, and act on empathy to reduce suffering and promote dignity for others, including the more-than-human world. They articulate their own place within nested communities, from family to the global community of all life, and weigh belonging, solidarity, and collective responsibility in deciding how to act for the common good. They articulate a personal ethic of care, cooperation, and mutual aid for a just and thriving world, and act on collective responsibility for people and the Earth, connecting local action to global solidarity.

Essential questions

  • How do I sustain intimate, trusting relationships through honest communication, repair, and mutual respect, and grow as a listener and partner?
  • How do I integrate empathy into ethical reasoning about complex social problems and act on it — for people and for the more-than-human world?
  • How do I weigh belonging, solidarity, and collective responsibility, and act on a personal ethic of care and mutual aid from local action to global solidarity?

Lessons

Lesson Title Standards
1 What Trust Is Made Of D02.S1.12.01
2 The Hard Conversation D02.S1.12.01, D02.S1.12.02
3 Repair: Listen, Own It, Make It Right D02.S1.12.01
4 The Listener I Want to Become D02.S1.12.02
5 Empathy as Evidence D02.S2.12.01
6 Many Views, One Problem D02.S2.12.01
7 Dignity for the More-Than-Human D02.S2.12.02
8 My Place in the Nest D02.S3.12.01
9 Who’s In, Who’s Out, and Why D02.S3.12.02
10 Weighing Solidarity D02.S3.12.02
11 A Personal Ethic of Care D02.S4.12.01
12 Mutual Aid, Not Just Charity D02.S4.12.01
13 Local Action, Global Solidarity D02.S4.12.02
14 The Ethic I Carry Forward D02.S4.12.01, D02.S4.12.02, D02.S3.12.01