Moral Philosophy - The Trolley Problem Slides + Guided Notes

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What You Get:

This is a set of Moral Philosophy: The Trolley Problem Slides + Guided Notes Resource. There are 26 slides in the presentation and 1 page for the guided notes, which is an editable Word document.

The presentation will explore the nature of morality and examine how people should live their lives in relation to others.

The worksheet will allow students to write as they follow along with the presentation. This gives them a chance to follow up on what they have learned.

How To Implement This Resource:

You should print off enough copies of the lecture notes for each student to have, so they can make notes on it as they follow along with the presentation. As students work from slide-to-slide learning about The Trolley Problem, look for opportunities to engage them.

Engagement may look like:

-- Having them discuss their thoughts on the “Heinz dilemma”

-- Doing a quick write about their perspective on tackling the trolley problem

-- Having a small group discussion about the different types of ethics presented

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An editable 26-slide PowerPoint

A 1-page Word Document