The resource helps students to think
about and make decisions on ethical issues and moral dilemmas
through its stimulating photocopiable activities. It provides
a logical framework for applying specific decision-making skills
to any social issue or moral dilemma students may encounter
in their individual lives and wider communities. Includes an
easy-to-use matrix that maps this resource to the Programme
of Study and QCA Schemes of Work for Citizenship. Ethics
and Citizenship is based on the widely adopted course designed
by the Institute for Global Ethics.
Contents:
Unit 1: There isn’t a Rule for Everything
Unit 2: Unethical Decisions; Global Disasters
Unit 3: Defining Ethical Values
Unit 4: The Importance of Morals and Ethics
Unit 5: Building a Code of Ethics
Unit 6: Testing for Right-versus-Wrong
Unit 7: Right-versus-Right: Analysing Dilemmas
Unit 8: Values in Action
Unit 9: Resolving Right-versus-Right Moral Dilemmas
Unit 10: Moral Courage
Unit 11: Ethical Fitness in Practice
Unit 12: Assessment
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Training
Courses:
IGE
UK offers one-day training courses based on Ethics
and Citizenship: Tools for Moral Decision-Making
to help educators use this toolkit to deliver the moral
and social responsibility strand of citizenship education.
Download details of
training courses. (Word doc.)
Contact:
The Administrator, Institute for Global Ethics UK Trust,
3-4 Bentinck Street
London W1U 2EE.
Tel: 020 7486 1954
E-mail: igeuk@globalethics.org.uk |