Think about a topic that you and your friends or family members do not agree with.  part a: How can you demonstrate empathy even if you do not agree? part b: What questions (open or closed) could be helpful for you to ask in order to understand their position better? part c: Would your use of summarizing / paraphrasing / reflecting be helpful in your discussion about this topic? Why or why not? part d: If the topic you chose is a social justice or human rights issue, explore how you might help them restory the narrative they've come up with and collaborate with them to learn more, or get involved to solve the issue?

Think about a topic that you and your friends or family members do not agree with. 

part a: How can you demonstrate empathy even if you do not agree?

part b: What questions (open or closed) could be helpful for you to ask in order to understand their position better?

part c: Would your use of summarizing / paraphrasing / reflecting be helpful in your discussion about this topic? Why or why not?

part d: If the topic you chose is a social justice or human rights issue, explore how you might help them restory the narrative they've come up with and collaborate with them to learn more, or get involved to solve the issue?