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Sample lesson · Latin America

One decision, several consequences.

This sample lets a school or family understand the method before committing. Learners examine a realistic choice, separate facts from feelings, compare trade-offs and explain a responsible decision.

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Learning goals

By the end, learners should be able to name the decision, identify who is affected, distinguish immediate and later effects, and explain the principle behind their choice.

  • Identify facts, emotions and assumptions
  • Compare at least three options
  • Map financial, relational and personal consequences
  • Revise a choice after feedback
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45-minute flow

The lesson is deliberately compact and can be facilitated without specialist equipment.

  • 5 min · opening choice
  • 10 min · story and context
  • 15 min · consequence map in small groups
  • 10 min · decision pitch and questions
  • 5 min · private reflection
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Local adaptation

The facilitator adapts the case to an everyday local decision — mobile data, transport, a digital purchase, a small project or first income — without exposing any learner’s economic circumstances.

  • Never ask learners to disclose family income
  • Avoid ranking ‘good’ and ‘bad’ households
  • Offer a private alternative to speaking publicly
  • Follow the institution’s safeguarding route if concern arises

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