Lion's Roar
Lion’s Roar is an independent non-profit foundation whose mission is to communicate Buddhist wisdom and practices in order to benefit people’s lives and our society, and to support the development of Buddhism in the modern world.
We are grateful to Lion’s Roarfor graciously providing free access to our users to access their articles referenced in the MWE curricular framework.
Below is a list of the Learning Goals which link to Lion’s Roar content. Additionally, you can view many other Lion’s Roar resources (include articles MWE has reposted with permission) in our resource library.
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How equanimity enables social justice activism
Examine the Buddha's revolutionary rejection of caste hierarchy through critical analysis of the kusha grass...
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Learning fairness from the Buddha's example
Demonstrate equal respect for all classmates through inclusive actions, practice responding to unfair treatment with...
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Buddhist guidelines for daily kindness
Implement the five children's precepts (reverence for life, generosity, body responsibility, harmonious speech, mindful consumption)...
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Learning ethics through stories and examples
Investigate biographical accounts of how Buddhist practitioners and ethical leaders have applied precept principles in...
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Simple rules for being kind
Practice simple acts of kindness and caring in daily classroom situations; demonstrate gentle treatment of...
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Buddhist ethics for contemporary challenges
Investigate the practical application of the five precepts in contemporary ethical dilemmas; experiment with precept-based...
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Four contemplations on impermanence and one on karma
Articulate the five remembrances and analyze how each contemplation addresses fundamental human experiences of aging,...
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Understanding generosity as spiritual foundation
Design personal experiments to test how generous actions affect mental states and relationships. Analyze the...
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Learning generosity through Buddhist stories
Analyze the role of generosity in Buddhist Jataka tales and compare with contemporary examples, evaluate...
