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Ethical Reflection and Meaning-Making: Religion often provides individuals with a framework for reflecting on life’s meaning, purpose, and ethical dilemmas. In a globalized and fast-paced world, religious ethics can offer a sense of stability and guidance in navigating complex moral choices.
Mar 5, 2020 · Ethics is a significant and inevitable part of religious learning. It is the objective of religious teaching to develop and create morality in human beings. All...
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Dec 30, 2022 · Associate Professor Irene Oh demonstrates the importance of ethics based in religious traditions and describes how scholars of ethics think through moral problems.
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- Coding “General Education Requirement”
- Focus on Explicit Messaging
- Coding “General Education Elective”
The research team focused on 507 institutions classified by the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education. Specifically, we selected the following three groups of universities as categorized by the Carnegie Classifications: 1) Doctoral Universities: Very High Research Activity; 2) Doctoral Universities: High Research Activity; and...
We set out to gather data related to ethics instruction in the general education curricula of our study population. To gather these data, three trained research assistants visited the websites or course catalogs that outlined the general education program for undergraduate students at each institution in our population. The data presented here were...
First, the research team was interested in whether the university explicitly required all their undergraduate students to take an ethics course as part of their general education curriculum. To capture this requirement, the research team created the binary category: General Education Requirement. A given institution was denoted “yes” for General Ed...
Institutions can signal their commitment to ethics education both explicitly and implicitly. In the case of the criteria above, an institution would be making an explicit commitment to ethics instruction by requiring all of its students to meet an ethics learning outcome and/or take an ethics course. Implicit messaging, on the other hand, would tak...
The second binary category we gathered data for was called General Education Elective. A university qualified for this category if all undergraduate students were able to take at least one ethics course as an elective to satisfy general education requirements. If only certain subsections of the undergraduate population were given the opportunity to...
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Jul 31, 2023 · Religious ethics is a social practice, and social practices “belong to groups of people, all of whom have some stake in how they are enacted” (Farneth 2023, 27). For this reason, first-person narration can help to clarify what is at stake in religious ethics as a social practice.
This chapter will take a critical look at the role of ethics in education. In order to do this, we will use the Code of Ethics for Educators developed by the Association of American Educators (2016) as a guide.
Apr 4, 2011 · My basic thesis is this: public justice in education and respect for the First Amendment's religion clause demand that we adopt a functional definition of religion--at least for political and constitutional purposes.
