ETHICS Activities to be submitted (revised)

Last day of submission May 15, 2023 (no more extension please)

Home Activity 1

1. How important is it to have rules? If you were to create a specific rule what would it be and
why? Min. 100 words
2. Give an example of a Moral Dilemma that you have experienced or have witnessed. What was
the moral decision and the action taken to solve the dilemma? Do you agree or disagree with
the decision made? Explain. min. 100 words

Home Activity 2

Home Activity 2: What is your stand regarding the statement “If you believe that all humans are equal,
then is it just for you to judge someone’s customs as morally incorrect only because it violates your
standard of what is morally correct?” Explain and/or give real life situation examples min. 150 words

Home Activity 3

Home Activity 3: Explain thoroughly “Don’t make a decision when you are angry and don’t make min. 150
words
promises when you are happy? How will this affect your moral decision making?
Home Activity 4

Home Activity 4: “Have u stood up for something you strongly believe was right? Can you consider that min.
150
as Moral Courage? Why? If none… site an example of a moral courage you have seen from someone
else and explain why.
words

Home Activity 5 : For Aquinas’ how is happiness attained? For you, what is happiness and how is min. 150
words
happiness attained?
Home Activity 6: Short film about an impossible choice | Dilemma - by Boris Paval Conen
Watch this clip and analyze

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fShGv2fD4wA&t=20s

What is the clip all about?

What will be your own choice or resolution to the dilemma of the main character?

What Framework of Ethics have you seen on your decision?

Why did you choose that action? Justify your answer.

Minimum of 200 words

 Home Activity 7

Home Activity 6: Do you agree that Millennials and Fillinials are individualist why or why not?

What do you think is the role of religion in a globalized world? min. 150 words

Midterm Project: MIDTERM Project

Title of Documentary
Year released
Source/site of the documentary
Answer these questions:
1. What themes, ethical issues and conflicts are represented in the documentary? What
principles/values were highlighted? Do you agree on the verdict or will you change it? Why or why not?
2. To what extent did the documentary leave you with a sense of involvement, hope, excitement,
indifference, despair – or maybe with a mixture of such feelings? Why? What lesson/s have you learned
from the documentary and how do you think it will impact your morality? How can you imply the
learnings in your real life?
Criteria:
Comprehensive/Clear Explanation of thoughts, feelings and perspective 50%
Depth of answers/insights 50%