Scenario 1: School In this term, you are interacting with a diverse group of peers who come from different cultures and socioeconomic statuses and have different ability levels, learning styles, caree

Scenario 1: School In this term, you are interacting with a diverse group of peers who come from different cultures and socioeconomic statuses and have different ability levels, learning styles, career goals, and more. You are a first-year college student and are feeling overwhelmed by the demands of your coursework, extracurricular activities, and your part-time job. You have a lot of assignments and projects due in the coming weeks, and you are finding it difficult to balance everything while still maintaining a healthy lifestyle and social life. Your close friend recommended that you meet with your academic advisor. Your academic advisor is from a different culture than you and suggests that you leave your part-time job. However, you need the job to help pay for college tuition and to remain in college. 

In your response, you must address the below items in the project template. Use specific examples from your chosen scenario to support your answers where noted. Including examples will help you meet expectations as outlined in the rubric.

1. Justice, Fairness, and Equality: Explain the difference between justice, fairness, and equality as they apply in the chosen scenario. Include at least one specific example to illustrate their impact.
   1. In what ways do justice, fairness, and equality lead to different outcomes for the people involved in your scenario?
2. Bias: Describe how bias could impact social justice in the chosen scenario, supported with specific examples.
   1. What types of unconscious or implicit bias might be present? How could they shape people’s actions, decisions, or access to resources?
3. Different Narratives: Explain how different narratives circulating in society could impact how social justice is perceived in the chosen scenario.
   1. What do people usually say or believe about the group in your scenario? How could those beliefs affect how others think or act?
4. Core Principles of Social Justice: Explain all of the core principles of social justice in the chosen scenario, supported with specific examples.
   1. Which principles are most relevant in your example?  How are they being supported or ignored?

Chosen Scenario

[Identify your chosen scenario here.]

Part One: Social Justice

[Complete this section in Module Two. Remove this note before you submit your paper.]

1.       Justice, Fairness, and Equality: Explain the difference between justice, fairness, and equality as they apply in the chosen scenario. Include at least one specific example to illustrate their impact.

A.      In what ways do justice, fairness, and equality lead to different outcomes for the people involved in your scenario?

[Insert response here.]

2.       Bias: Describe how bias could impact social justice in the chosen scenario, supported with specific examples.

A.      What types of unconscious or implicit bias might be present? How could they shape people’s actions, decisions, or access to resources?

[Insert response here.]

3.       Different Narratives: Explain how different narratives circulating in society could impact how social justice is perceived in the chosen scenario.

A.      What do people usually say or believe about the group in your scenario? How could those beliefs affect how others think or act?

[Insert response here.]

4.       Core Principles of Social Justice: Explain all of the core principles of social justice in the chosen scenario, supported with specific examples.

A.      Which principles are most relevant in your example? How are they being supported or ignored?

[Insert response here.]