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Assignment For Moral and Citizenship Education

This document outlines the assignment for the Moral and Citizenship Education course. It provides directions for an extension group assignment worth 30% of the grade. Students are divided into 5 groups and each is assigned a discussion topic. They must submit a short, precise paper by the deadline. Plagiarism is prohibited. The topics cover why we need to make ethical decisions, what makes an action moral or immoral, the foundation of moral principles, approaches to ethics, and considerations for moral judgments.

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Assignment For Moral and Citizenship Education

This document outlines the assignment for the Moral and Citizenship Education course. It provides directions for an extension group assignment worth 30% of the grade. Students are divided into 5 groups and each is assigned a discussion topic. They must submit a short, precise paper by the deadline. Plagiarism is prohibited. The topics cover why we need to make ethical decisions, what makes an action moral or immoral, the foundation of moral principles, approaches to ethics, and considerations for moral judgments.

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Wollo University

School of Governance
Department of Civic and Ethical Studies
Moral and Citizenship Education (MCED 1011)

Extension Group Assignment (30%)

General directions

 Please try to put your answer in short and precise manner (it is prohibited to use more
than a single paper).
 Please remember to indicate your name, ID No, and department.
 Papers handed in after the deadline will not be considered.
 Any act of Cheating and plagiarism will be punishable

1. Why we need to Make Ethical Decisions and Actions? (Group 1)

2. What Makes an Action immoral, amoral as well as moral, or right, good, or wrong, bad,
and evil in our actions or decisions? (Group 2)

3. Who is morally responsible (i.e. what is the ultimate foundation of moral principles? The
supernatural God? Human reason? Mutual social contract? Or Social custom?) (Group 3)

4. Elaborate about the five different approaches: Fairness and Justice, the common Good,
the Utilitarian, the Rights, and the Virtues. (Group 4)

5. Discus about Moral Judgments and the four issues to be considered in judging conduct
or action (motives, means, consequences and situation). (Group 5)

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