11th Grade Ethics In Public Policy Interactive Videos

Explore Aristotle's virtue ethics with a focus on the Golden Mean, practical wisdom, and human flourishing. Gain insights into how virtues contribute to ethical living and develop a nuanced understanding of Aristotle's philosophical teachings on moral character.

Explore G.E. Moore's significant contributions to metaethics, focusing on concepts such as moral intuition, the naturalistic fallacy, and the open-question argument. Develop an understanding of how these ideas challenge traditional ethical theories and enhance critical thinking skills in philosophical analysis.

Analyze the intricate dynamics of congressional ethics and the political challenges encountered by the Democratic Party during the Obama administration. Gain a deeper understanding of historical and contemporary political strategies, examining the factors that influence legislative outcomes and shape public opinion. Develop skills to critically assess the interplay between governance and ethics, enhancing the capacity to engage with complex political issues.

Gain insights into Aristotle's virtue theory, focusing on the development of character and ethical living. Study how cultivating virtues contributes to personal excellence and a fulfilling life, deepening understanding of moral philosophy.

Analyze the convergence of ethics, individual accountability, and climate change through compelling questions and active discussions. This educational approach aims to deepen comprehension of how personal behaviors connect to broader political shifts and climate legislation, promoting critical analysis and informed participation in advocacy.

Explore key philosophical concepts through thought experiments pioneered by philosophers like Robert Nozick and Peter Singer. This exploration offers insights into the nature of reality, virtue ethics, and rule utilitarianism, fostering enhanced critical thinking and ethical consideration skills.

Examine the evolution of ethical theories throughout the 20th century with a focus on metaethical analysis and its influence on traditional philosophies. Critically assess the contributions of key philosophers such as Richard Hare and Bernard Williams to enhance understanding of ethical frameworks and their real-world applications.

Investigate the ethical philosophies of Plato and Aristotle with a focus on their perspectives on knowledge, virtue, and the ideal human life. Gain an understanding of the foundational principles of Platonic and Aristotelian ethics and enhance the ability to critically analyze philosophical concepts.

Explore foundational theories and steps in ethical decision-making, addressing dilemmas such as the trolley problem and examining diverse ethical approaches like consequentialism and deontology. Gain the ability to apply ethical theories to real-life situations, enhancing ethical awareness and decision-making skills.

Focus on understanding moral grandstanding within ethics, with an emphasis on self-promotion and public shaming, and analyze their effects on discourse. Develop the ability to identify and comprehend the motivations behind moral grandstanding, its societal impacts, and how it contrasts with other moral perspectives.

Analyze the intricacies of economic policies and political dynamics, with a focus on quantitative easing and the Tea Party's impact on the Republican Party. Gain a clear understanding of the main objectives and potential risks associated with quantitative easing, while learning to identify how economic policies are shaped by political influences.

Explore the multifaceted nature of democracy by examining corporate interests, electoral processes, and healthcare challenges within the United States. Gain insights into the complexities of U.S. political systems and the interplay between democracy and social policies. Understand the practical implications of political decisions on society.

Examine the transformative influence of communication and technology on global social changes, drawing inspiration from the insights of Gordon Brown. Learners will gain an understanding of mass communication's impact on historical events and the importance of establishing fair global institutions to nurture a truly global society.

Analyze significant challenges posed by superbugs in hospital environments, focusing on ethical dilemmas and patient concerns. Gain insights into how healthcare professionals address transparency and the intersection of infectious diseases and medical ethics. Develop critical thinking skills regarding health policy implications, fostering a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter.

Examine the ethical challenges faced by driverless cars in making critical moral decisions, including safety trade-offs and the 'tragedy of the commons'. Gain an understanding of the balance between technological progress and societal values, resulting in informed perspectives on the ethics of autonomous vehicles.

Explore the principles of ethical business practices with a focus on decision-making processes and their consequences. Understand how ethical credentials can provide financial benefits to businesses, and examine the impact of unethical actions in the current market climate.

Examine the role of ethics and values in decision-making, focusing on understanding ethical dilemmas and the law of conscience. Build the ability to apply ethical principles to enhance critical thinking and decision-making in both professional and personal settings.

Explore the fundamental concepts of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and the B Corp movement, examining their impact on modern business practices. Identify strategies for ethical corporate behavior and comprehend the significance of aligning business goals with societal values.

Analyze the impact of media representation on political narratives and comprehend the importance of cultural and political changes in shaping policies. Study the role of influential figures and understand the interplay between media portrayal and policy prerequisites within political contexts.

Analyze how the theme of forgiveness is intricately woven into the narrative of Shakespeare's "The Tempest," focusing on its impact through character interactions and moral dilemmas. Develop critical thinking skills by evaluating character motivations and the consequences of forgiveness within a historical and literary context.