XI. Ethics and Social Responsibility
Ethics and Social Responsibility Learning Objectives
- Understand the historical and philosophical bases of ethical decision-making and social responsibility;
- Use independent thinking, critical analysis, and reasoned inquiry when assessing personal, professional, and societal issues;
- Demonstrate the ability to make personal and professional decisions by applying knowledge and skills obtained from the study of ethics and theories of social responsibility; and
- Articulate how their ethical framework and understanding of social responsibility shape their actions.
CLO
Ethics and Social Responsibility
Skill Applied Learning Requirements
- Explicitly demonstrate how the curriculum will develop critical thinking skills.
- Explicitly demonstrate how the curriculum will develop information literacy skills.
- Include a graded writing component, which whenever possible is developmental.
- Must give students the opportunity to apply what they are learning to real world scenarios.
- Must include opportunities for experiential learning or community engagement.
- Must give students the opportunity to identify and solve problems.
- Must incorporate opportunities for students to critically read and analyze text-based materials beyond textbooks (e.g., novels, classical literature, primary sources, science journals, poems, lyrics, blogs, etc.).
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Contact
Professor Linda S. Maule
207 Normal Hall
Indiana State University
Phone: (812) 237-3940
Fax: (812) 237-3676
Email:
Linda.Maule@indstate.edu
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Monday-Friday
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM