Ethics Class - catch up session, 10am-4pm

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Tara posts the class list on the door, as promised in her email, detailing the gaps in each student's participation. Penned at the bottom in a neat round hand is a note: Some of you may have discussed these with TAs out of class. Please inform me if this is the case.

She looks happy and well-rested as she sets up discussion stations around the room.

[ooc: I'll put names on the comment threads for the people who haven't completed them, rather than listing up here. Because I'm odd that way.]

Comments

Re: Duty of Care

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Phoebe thinks about this for a long time.

"Rules and responsibilities come with being a living, breathing creation." She wrinkles her forehead. "The problem is that people have differing opinions of what are wants and what are needs."

Re: Duty of Care

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"I'm not asking what people think, Phoebe," Tara reminds her, humour crinkling her eyes. "Just you. What do you believe the responsibilities of the child are?"

Re: Duty of Care

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Phoebe nods.

"In my opinion, the child's responsibility is to respect and obey their parents. However, in doing this, it doesn't mean that the child has to do it unconditionally. The child is entitled to respect and compassion as well."