Discussing Ethics with Today’s Teenagers

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Discussing Ethics with Today’s Teenagers It’s No Big Deal Discussing Ethics with Today’s Teenagers

Defining Ethics, Morals, and Values Standards or ideals which serve as guides or standards by which we live or make decisions Ethics Practical applications of ethical principles Morals Values Study of how we should live

I know it’s wrong. No, I would not do that. I know it’s wrong. But I would probably do it anyway. 4-Corner Scruples After reading and thinking about each of the following scenarios, choose which statement best describes your beliefs. Then go to that corner and wait quietly for further instructions. I know it’s wrong but I don’t completely understand why I don’t think there is anything wrong with this.

I know it’s wrong. No, I would not do that. I know it’s wrong. But I would probably do it anyway. Piracy In your class several students gather together to discuss the latest computer games. You play a couple of the games that are discussed, so you can occasionally add to the conversation. You would like to fit in more with their group, but you don’t have the all the games. One of the students offers to “burn” you copies of the games for a small price. Of course you say “Yes!” I know it’s wrong but I don’t completely understand why I don’t think there is anything wrong with this.

I know it’s wrong. No, I would not do that. I know it’s wrong. But I would probably do it anyway. Plagiarism Your busy schedule has kept you from working on that research paper. It is due in two days, and you have only a rough outline of what you are going to say. You need this paper to be good, to keep your sports and activities schedule from suffering. There is a web site that has “ready to use” research papers. In fact, you have found one that would work for your paper. You hit print and get ready to turn in “your” paper. I know it’s wrong but I don’t completely understand why I don’t think there is anything wrong with this.

I know it’s wrong. No, I would not do that. I know it’s wrong. But I would probably do it anyway. Gossip About Teachers While working in the school café, you often wait on teachers during their lunch break. As a result, you see a different side of the teachers. Sometimes you even hear gossip that the teachers are talking about around the lunch table. That is some juicy gossip you know your friends would like to hear as well. So, on the bus ride home, you spill all. I know it’s wrong but I don’t completely understand why I don’t think there is anything wrong with this.

I know it’s wrong. No, I would not do that. I know it’s wrong. But I would probably do it anyway. Gossip Among Students One of your friends starts telling you how she was making out with another girl’s boyfriend. It was nothing serious – they were just having some laughs. It’s such good gossip you can’t wait to tell your other friends at lunch. So you do. I know it’s wrong but I don’t completely understand why I don’t think there is anything wrong with this.

Giving Credit Where Credit is Due I know it’s wrong. No, I would not do that. I know it’s wrong. But I would probably do it anyway. Giving Credit Where Credit is Due You are working on a group project for class. You’re teacher calls you up and says that you’re part of the project was so good she is giving you bonus points. In reality you didn’t do much for the project; someone else in your group ended up doing that part. After thanking the teacher you take your seat and don’t tell anyone what happened. I know it’s wrong but I don’t completely understand why I don’t think there is anything wrong with this.

I know it’s wrong. No, I would not do that. I know it’s wrong. But I would probably do it anyway. Stealing You rushed out of the house that morning and forgot the money you need for your lunch account. During class, the teacher is called into the hallway to discuss something with the principal. You know your teacher keeps snacks in a cabinet so you decide to take a pack of crackers and a candy bar to tide you over until you get home. I know it’s wrong but I don’t completely understand why I don’t think there is anything wrong with this.

I know it’s wrong. No, I would not do that. I know it’s wrong. But I would probably do it anyway. Lying Your teacher is collecting a report that you didn’t get done the night before. You decide to tell the teacher that you forgot it but your mom is bringing it to school after lunch. You know you will have time to get the paper finished during your lunch break and hand it in without the teacher ever knowing. I know it’s wrong but I don’t completely understand why I don’t think there is anything wrong with this.