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THROUGH AN ETHICAL LENS

THROUGH AN ETHICAL LENS. What do these terms mean?. Ethics. The study of standards of right or wrong behavior. Morals. Having to do with right or wrong conduct. Value. That which has intrinsic worth, or a principle, standard or quality that is worthwhile. What do these terms mean?.

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THROUGH AN ETHICAL LENS

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  1. THROUGH AN ETHICAL LENS

  2. What do these terms mean?

  3. Ethics The study of standards of right or wrong behavior.

  4. Morals Having to do with right or wrong conduct.

  5. Value That which has intrinsic worth, or a principle, standard or quality that is worthwhile.

  6. What do these terms mean?

  7. At its core, ethics is about relationships.

  8. Decision-making about ethical dilemmas is difficult and complex because it has an impact on and is affected by relationships we have with others.

  9. Our quality of life is being shaped continuously by the ethical behavior of those with whom we live and work.

  10. Ethical decision-making is inherent in improving the lives of individuals, families, the workplace and communities.

  11. Ethical decision-making requires that we value and respect diversity &embrace diverse opinions.

  12. One FrameworkbyShapiro and Stefkovich • Ethic of Justice • Ethic of Care • Ethic of Critique • Ethic of Profession

  13. Ethic of Justice • Hobbs • Kant • Dewey • Rawls • Kohlberg Promotes the premise of rights, rules and law in making ethical decisions. “Are the laws adequate in providing public school students healthy food and beverage choices?”

  14. Ethic of Caring • Noddings • Gilligan Embraces traits of caring and nurturance. “How can the needs of a family best be met?”

  15. Ethic of Critique • Brown • Paolucci • Hunt • Richards • Goodrich Based on critical theory and encourages analysis of social class inequities. “What are the social and economic inequities of the current minimum wage?”

  16. Ethic of Profession Family & Consumer Sciences - Brown and Paolucci This perspective is defined by the principles for professional practice by one’s chosen profession. “What action best reflects the code and mission of my profession?”

  17. Code Of Ethics Assignment • Use the web to locate a professional organization or group related to one of the careers in the Human Services and Resources area. • Print off the Code of Ethics • Work in pairs of two; complete a Venn diagram using the information you printed • Participate in Class Discussion

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