Students cheat for a variety of reasons. Identifying those reasons is important so that we can...

Taking action to defend the innocent, or those who cannot act for themselves, may have legal implications. Explore this through the moral foundations theory, arguments surrounding the interpretation, and the debated 'domino effect' that ensues.

Learn about the theories of punishment in criminal law. View the utilitarian and retributive theories of punishment & see examples of retribution vs restitution.

The success of a business depends on factors of reliability and trust that consumers and the public form based on business practices. Discover circumstances, such as fraud and insider training, which result in destructive ethical issues.

Justice is moral righteousness in the judicial system, ensuring fairness. Explore justice's relation to reward and punishment, including how either rewards or punishments are granted based on the theories of retributivism and utilitarianism.

Define consequentialism. Compare and contrast the consequentialist approach vs the non-consequentialist theory. Discover consequentialist ethics and consequentialist moral reasoning.

Participation in fitness activities improves physical health as well as creates positive sociocultural elements. Learn how fitness contributes to culture, stronger communities, better health, and reduction in healthcare costs.

Decision trees and payoff tables can be used to help in analyzing business problems. In this lesson, review some business decisions that are often made, then look at decision trees and payoff tables.

Physical education has encountered controversial issues surrounding gender, abilities, race, and other classifications. Identify the historical, philosophical, and social issues related to physical education systems.

Learn what moral relativism is. Study the history of moral relativism theory, discover its types, and identify arguments for and against ethical relativism.

Concept maps are organization tools used to make different concepts more identifiable. Learn why they are commonly used, and how to apply them to the classroom setting.

Cardinal Richelieu was one of the most powerful men in France in the 17th century. As the Chief Minister to King Louis XIII, he was influential in military and political decision making. During his tenure, Cardinal Richelieu helped to create an absolute monarchy in France, and end various religious conflicts through his persecution of the Huguenots.

Explore the causes of the Korean War. Understand when the Korean War started and ended. Learn details about dates and timeline, and discover who won the Korean War.

Learn the definition of consequentialism. Understand examples of consequentialism including utilitarianism. Explore the criticisms of consequentialism.

Explore W. D. Ross' prima facie duties. Learn the definition of a prima facie duty, study the Rossian ethics of prima facie obligations, and view examples.

Discover what a moral code is and moral code examples. Understand what personal ethics is and if personal morality for one person makes sense for another.

Moral relations are defined as ethical relationships that people form. Explore the types of moral relations such as friendship, loyalty, and fidelity and learn what defines each type.