- Authority: A higher power that decides how to distribute social goods.
- Social Goods: Things people value, such as money, honor, rights, freedoms, power, opportunities, etc.
- Principles of Justice: Right ways to distribute social goods.
- The Trolley Problem: A famous moral dilemma involving a choice to kill one person or allow six people to die by not taking any action.
- The Utilitarian Principle (AKA "Greatest Happiness Principle"): The right thing to do is always to choose the action that will lead to the best consequences (i.e., most happiness, least suffering) for the greatest number of people.
Boston Preparatory Charter Public School utilizes rigorous curriculum, extended academic time, and a range of supports for children and families to prepare 6th-12th grade students to succeed in college. An environment structured around scholarship and personal growth cultivates students' virtues of courage, compassion, integrity, perseverance, and respect.
11th Grade Ethics Topics Discussed as of Oct. 7
Maxim: "Respect Authority"
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