Teaching Ethics

7 Ways to Develop Strong Work Ethics in Your Employees

Business Ethics, Teaching Ethics, Workplace Behavior / /

Changing Ethics Culture The following guest blog was written by Jessica Robinson. You can contact and read her personal blog at: https://assignmenthelp4me.com/thespeakingpolymath. Ethics are the soul of your organization. They describe what kind of behavior and conduct is permissible within your organization and what’s not.  But ethics don’t come alive until and unless your employees […]

7 Ways to Develop Strong Work Ethics in Your Employees Read More »

Ethical Implications of Cheating

Academic Cheating, Ethical Culture, Higher Education, Teaching Ethics / /

How Can We Explain the Scope of Cheating in College?  A recent survey published by The International Center for Academic Integrity reports alarming results with respect to cheating by students. More than 70,000 students, both graduates and undergraduates, took part in the study, which reported 95 percent of the surveyed students admitted to cheating on

Ethical Implications of Cheating Read More »

Can Ethics Be Taught and, if so, HOW?

Ethical Culture, Higher Education, Teaching Ethics, Workplace Behavior / /

Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all.” (Aristotle) There are many good expressions to use in teaching ethics to college students. I find students remember important points by using expressions, writing them on the board, and discussing them every day, so it is etched in their minds that these are ways of being

Can Ethics Be Taught and, if so, HOW? Read More »

Is a College Course on Civil Discourse Really Needed?

Higher Education, Teaching Ethics, Wellness / /

What is More Important: Learning Soft Skills orHard Skills? I recently learned that the School of Public Affairs at the American University in Washington, D.C. is attempting to combat the adverse political dialogue taking place in today’s society by launching a new project on civil discourse. This project, designed by SPA professor Lara Schwartz, is

Is a College Course on Civil Discourse Really Needed? Read More »