Ethics 101
Morals & Values
Scenario
Moral Dilemmas
Random Facts
100

What is the difference between morals and ethics

Morals are personal beliefs about right or wrong, while ethics are societal or professional rules that guide behavior 

100

If you value kindness, what's one moral behavior that might follow?

Helping other when they need it 

100

What's a moral issue in the "Exam Leak in the Group Chat" Scenario?

Cheating and peer pressure

100

What is a moral dilemma

A situation where you must choose between two important values and can't satisfy both

100

What mall was mentioned in a scenario in the presentation?

Square One 

200

What do we call behavior that shows no concern for right or wrong 

What is amoral

200

What is a personal code of ethics 

A set of principles that guide your individual decisions and behavior 

200

In the "Group Project Ghosting" situation, what ethical value is being violated 

fairness and accountability
200

Why do moral dilemmas feel hard to solve

Because either choice involves compromising a value you care about 

200

What test was leaked in the group chat scenario?

EQAO math test

300

What are two examples of ethical values

Respect and honesty?

300

Name three personal values that support moral development 

Kindness, cooperation and honesty 

300

In " the fake shoplifting video" what value might drive someone to stand up for the wrongly accused 

Justice and Compassion

300

How might peer pressure play a role in moral dilemma?

It may push someone to act against their values to fit in

300

What does iRise (the name of this program) aim to address in youth?

The iRise program aims to address the challenges youth face with peer pressure, bullying, cyberviolence, and unhealthy relationships by equipping them with the tools, knowledge, and confidence they need to make positive choices, build healthy boundaries, and stand up for themselves and others. Through open dialogue, skill-building, and supportive guidance, iRise empowers youth to navigate difficult situations and foster safer, more respectful communities.  

400

What does it mean to be ethical in a school setting 

To follow rules, show respect to others and act with integrity (e.g. no cheating, being punctual)

400

What are five benefits of having strong personal values?

Guidance, integrity, fulfillment, resilience, stronger relationships 

400

In " help me pass or I'm done" why might someone say no to giving the answers

They value honesty and personal responsibility 
400

How do adolescence and moral development connect

Teens begin to question rules and are more influenced by their peers/friends 

400

what social media platform was involved in shoplifting rumor 

snapchat  

500

Whats the professional ethical duty of a lawyer even if they think their client is guilty

To defend the client to the best of their ability.

500

How can trauma impact someone's moral development 

It can affect how they view right or wrong, relationships and trust 

500

In "taking snacks for someone hungry", what moral tension is involved?

Survival vs. respecting rules or fairness

500

Can something be unethical but not illegal. Give an example.

Yes. For example bullying someone online may not always be illegal but it is unethical 

500

Name one of the organizations involved in delivering the irise program 

Victim Services of Peel/Our Place Peel/ Associated Youth Services of Peel 

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