11th Grade Publication Ethics Interactive Videos

Explore the ethical considerations and responsibilities within scientific research, focusing on informed consent, prioritizing human welfare, and understanding the consequences of unethical practices. Identify and formulate ethical strategies to ensure research aligns with societal values and maintains scientific integrity.

Examine the foundational theories of evolution as developed by Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace, focusing on key concepts such as natural selection and species adaptation. Develop an enhanced understanding of evolutionary biology and gain the ability to critically analyze historical scientific discoveries and their implications for modern science.

Explore the critical role of the peer review process in maintaining the quality and credibility of scientific research. Focus on understanding ethical considerations and managing conflicts of interest. Gain skills to identify and navigate ethical dilemmas, ensuring the integrity of work in professional and academic settings.

Focus on the ethical considerations and challenges within scientific research, emphasizing animal experimentation and genomic data management. Understand the importance of bioethical principles and develop skills to apply these ethical standards effectively in research practices.

Examine the powerful impact of war photography and the challenges in making publication decisions. Understand the influence of media on public perception of war, alongside the ethical considerations involved in photographic journalism.

Explore the captivating world of unfinished literary works, with a focus on Vladimir Nabokov's incomplete novel. Enhance narrative interpretation skills, recognize the effects of publication decisions, and gain insights from unfinished narratives to improve critical analysis and literary appreciation abilities.

Explore the evolution of philosophical thought, tracing developments from pre-Socratic inquiries to contemporary discussions of power dynamics. Gain insights into key philosophical movements and figures, deepening your understanding of how philosophical ideas influence human cognition and societal structures.

Examine the profound impact of Darwin's theories and Auguste Comte's contributions on the development of analytic philosophy during the late modern period. Gain insights into how these foundational ideas influenced scientific methodologies, societal understanding, and philosophical thought. This exploration prepares learners for a deeper understanding of philosophical concepts and their historical contexts.

Examine varying historical perspectives on slavery and freedom through arguments by significant historical figures. Develop skills in critical analysis and understanding of historical context, enhancing perspectives on societal evolution and authorial biases.

Explore the significance of referencing in academic writing, with a focus on the Harvard referencing system and its essential components. Gain an understanding of how to correctly acknowledge sources and avoid plagiarism, thereby enhancing academic credibility and integrity.

Explore Howard Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences, gaining an understanding of various types of intelligences. Learn to apply ethical principles within educational settings by understanding and valuing diverse learning abilities. Recognize and implement strategies to support all learners, ensuring ethical and inclusive educational practices.

Investigate the environmental and health impacts of mountaintop removal mining, emphasizing ethical considerations and the regions affected. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the ethical debates surrounding this practice, identify associated health risks, and assess the importance of scientific integrity in shaping public policy discussions.

Explore critical topics in the scientific community, including the influence of Sabina Hossenfelder. Gain insights into research integrity, scientific debate, and the evaluation of evidence. Develop critical thinking skills and understand the significance of integrity and debate in advancing scientific knowledge.

Explore debate strategies for addressing complex topics, particularly the challenges of discussing creationism versus evolution. Gain skills in advocating for scientific integrity and effectively countering misinformation.

Analyze the complex relationship between scientific progress and ethical research practices, addressing crucial ethical concerns and decision-making frameworks. Understand the ramifications of ethical violations on the trustworthiness and credibility of science. Cultivate an awareness of ethical considerations essential to maintaining scientific integrity.

Examine the essential principles of professionalism and ethics in the workplace, with a focus on behaviors such as positive representation, effective time management, and abstaining from gossip. Gain insights into setting positive examples as leaders, enhancing cultural sensitivity, and fostering teamwork to ensure a professional and ethical environment.