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Students who are looking to meet the ethics requirements at either TESC or COSC are highly encouraged to complete Saylor's Business Law and Ethics course. This free course has been approved for credit through the NCCRS and Saylor has agreements with both schools to accept this course through direct transfer.
PRIMARY SOURCES: Ethics in Education - student and teacher editions of ethics workbooks Ethics in America - video lessons Ethics in America, part 2 - video lessons ADDITIONAL RESOURCES: Discussion Guide - from Ethics in America, part 2 Ethics Reader - from Ethics in America, part 2 Introduction to Ethics Online Ethics Textbook The 6 Pillars of Character Why Should We Study Ethics? |
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FINAL EXAM (for high schoolers):
Ethics Final
Recommended Course of Study:
Download both of the ethics workbooks from the Ethics in Education website. (Book 1 is based on ancient and world history. Book 2 is based on American history.) Work through the books, answering the essay questions that are offered. For Book 1, choose 1 project from the final chapter to complete.
Please note: The final page of the first ethics workbook claims that the "Constitution says that there must be a 'separation of church and state.'" This is factually untrue. Please keep that in mind if you choose to complete the "Prayer in School" project. It is important that you research the matter thoroughly as there is a great deal of misinformation in articles and opinion pieces regarding this issue.
Once you have completed the workbooks, watch the video lessons. Ethics in America 2 has a discussion guide and reader that you should download and follow as you watch the applicable videos. Visit the remaining websites for further reference, then complete the final exam.
