Activities during Social Distancing

Contact Youth Members and ask them to review the case and come up with a decision. Then share online all decisions. Even better, if a program like Zoom can be used.
After discussing what youth would do, then share passages below of what Jesus would likely advise.
Case Number One: History Class
Problem: Eighth grade boy has an "A" average in history class.
He takes a test which he didn't study for and gets an 88. Question
number four specifically asks the student to write down information
listed in a chapter the teacher had recently assigned to be read.
After handing out the corrected tests, the teacher begins his
review of the questions and answers. When he gets to the fourth
question, the boy vehemently argues that his answer is correct and
that the teacher is wrong. The teacher points out that, if he had read
the assigned chapter carefully, he would have had the information to
get the answer right. The boy then argues that both the teacher and
the book are wrong because his father taught him otherwise. He then
admits that he didn't read the chapter.
After several minutes of arguing, a girl, sitting next to him, protests that he should listen to the teacher and stop the argument, as she and others want to hear the answers to the rest of the test. The boy turns to her, curses her and tells her to shut up. This is the first time the boy has been heard cursing in class, but the teacher has no choice and sends the boy to the assistant principal's office.
Jury: You are the assistant principal. What action should you
take?
Discussion:
More Court Cases? Contact: timferguson@lessonsforChristianyouth.com for additional Court Cases like the case above.
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