Ignorance And Compassion In Children
On a visit to the grocery store, you see a wheelchair bound patron who needs assistance, what do you do? At the playground, a child with down-syndrome, a visible dark birthmark, or any other society defined abnormality approaches your child to play. They look to you for direction, what do you do? Your decision to help or walk away from the patron in need, and encourage or discourage our child from engaging in play with the other child will define your ignorance or compassion in handling these situations. Do you wish to teach your child to exude ignorance or do you wish your child to convey compassion?
Ignorance is the lack of knowledge or information on a given subject. Compassion is the understanding of someone’s pain and the ability
Ignorance is the lack of knowledge or information on a given subject. Compassion is the understanding of someone’s pain and the ability