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The document outlines a course syllabus for an Ethics course (GEC 108). It includes 4 topics to be covered over several weeks: The Moral Agent, The Act, Frameworks and Principles Behind our Moral Dispositions. Each topic lists the expected learning objectives, existing teaching materials such as presentations, handouts and case studies, and online learning activities. The syllabus provides an overview of the course content and how it will be delivered to students.
The document outlines a course syllabus for an Ethics course (GEC 108). It includes 4 topics to be covered over several weeks: The Moral Agent, The Act, Frameworks and Principles Behind our Moral Dispositions. Each topic lists the expected learning objectives, existing teaching materials such as presentations, handouts and case studies, and online learning activities. The syllabus provides an overview of the course content and how it will be delivered to students.
The document outlines a course syllabus for an Ethics course (GEC 108). It includes 4 topics to be covered over several weeks: The Moral Agent, The Act, Frameworks and Principles Behind our Moral Dispositions. Each topic lists the expected learning objectives, existing teaching materials such as presentations, handouts and case studies, and online learning activities. The syllabus provides an overview of the course content and how it will be delivered to students.
Lesson/ Topic Learning Objectives Existing Teaching Materials OER Learning
(e.g. Power Point Activities Presentation, Handouts, Case Studies)
At the end of the lesson/topic, Video Lecture
the students is expected to: Power Point The Moral Agent (2 Weeks) 1. Articulate what culture Presentation means and attribute Case Study a.) Culture in moral facets of personal behavior behaviour to culture; b.) The Moral Agent: Developing Virtue as 2. Evaluate the strengths habit and weaknesses of cultural relativism; and
3. Analyze crucial qualities
of the Filipino moral identity that need to be changed.
The Act (3 Weeks) At the end of the lesson/topic, Power Point
the students is expected to: Presentation a.) Feelings and moral Handouts decision-making 1. Compare reasonable and Case Study b.) Reason and emotional responses; impartiality as and minimum requirements for 2. Differentiate knowing morality and actually executing a c.) Moral Courage: The 7- good moral decision. step moral reasoning s model
Frameworks and Principles At the end of the lesson/topic, Handouts
Behind our Moral Dispositions the students is expected to: Case Study (4 Weeks) Power Point 1. Classify the dominant Presentation a.) Virtue Ethics (Aristotle mental frames and Online Mini-Lecture: and St. Thomas) explain their role in Why rules are b.) Rights Theory (I. Kant) moral experience; important to human c.) Utilitarianism beings? d.) Justice and Fairness: 2. Articulate and critique Promoting the virtue ethics; and Common Good(Egalitarian, 3. Differentiate a legal from Capitalist, and a moral right. Socialist)