Solving Problems: When Rules Are Broken
Discuss what happens when rules are broken and how we can solve problems fairly, focusing on consequences and making things right.
Key Questions
- What happens when someone breaks a rule?
- How can we help solve problems when rules are broken?
- Why is it important to be fair when solving problems?
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