Apology and Forgiveness
Understanding the roles of sincere apology and forgiveness in the process of restorative justice.
Key Questions
- Explain the components of a genuine apology in repairing harm.
- Analyze the challenges and benefits of offering and receiving forgiveness.
- Construct a scenario where apology and forgiveness lead to positive resolution.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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