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Institute of Arts and Sciences

SELF – PACED LEARNING PLAN
TITLE OF CONTENT OF THE LESSON/SHORT SELF-LEARNING ANSWERS TO GUIDE
OBJECTIVES GUIDE QUESTIONS
TOPIC READINGS/EXPLANATION ACTIVITIES QUESTIONS
CHAPTER 2 1. Compare Is Reason A Requirement For 1. What is reason 3. As a group, discuss 1. According to
Lesson 2: reasonable and Morality? according to among yourself what Immanuel Kant reason
Reason and emotional • A relevant definition of reason Immanuel Kant? you know about making alone is the basis for
Impartiality responses. to our topic is “power of the 2. After you last class, very difficult and morality. Once the
which end very possibly life-altering person understood the
as mind to think, understand, and
2. Check real-life late at night, you decisions. Then come up basis requirements of
Requirement form judgements by a process
cases against the 7 hurried back home. with a short role play morality, that person
s for Ethics step model. of logic” (Merriam-Webster Since it was also that shows a situation in would see that acting
2017) the week for the which a person will have morally is acting
• As a person you are able to exam you to make a decision. rationally.
think and reflect on different wondered how to Show the difficulties this
actions and then choose what get the money to person encountered 2. With the given
action to take. That a moral take the exam. On before he/she finally
situation, and answering
decision means mere desires your way found a made a decision.
through the use of 7 step
did not force you to act in a phone. No name of
the owner, no model for Ethical
particular manner. You acted Decision Making, i came
by the power of your will. contact number,
and no one to ask up with the following:
Is Impartiality a Requirement for Step 1: Gathering Facts
who it could have
Morality? belonged to. In this *Who might be the
• Is commonly understood as a situation, what owner:
principle of justice. It denotes would you have a. Student
that decisions should be done if you where b. Teacher
 “based on objective criteria put in that very c. Someone in the
rather than on the basis of bias, delicate situation? Neighborhood
prejudice, or preferring to Answer using the 7 *What is the cause of the
benefit one person over step model for dilemma:
Ethical Decision a. A phone
another for improper reasons”
Making. *Where is it found:
(Jollimore, 2011); impartiality
stresses everyone ought to be a. In the neighborhood
given equal importance and near the school
*When is it found:
not favor one class (people,
a. School days, laye in
animals, or things) in a
the evening
capricious way.
*How was it there:
Thus for the question, “are reason
a. Dropped
and impartiality a requirement for b. Thrown
morality?” we now go back to what Step 2: Identifying the
Dr. Rachels (2004) said: morality “at Stakeholders
the very least is the effort to guide *Primary Stakeholder:
one’s actions action based in the most Owner
logical choice (reason) while giving *Secondary Stakeholder:
equal importance to the interest of Yourself, your family
each person affected by your decisions Step 3: Articulating the
(impartiality)”. Dilemma
The 7-step Model for Ethical Decision *Possible actions:
Making a. Be silent about it and
1. Gather the facts sell the phone for money
2. Identify the stakeholders b. Report the case to the
3. Articulate the dilemma authority
4. List the alternatives Step 4: Listing
5. Compare the alternatives with Alternatives
the principles a. Tell your family about
6. Weigh the consequences the case and ask them on
7. Make a decison what course of action
should be taken.
 Step 5: Comparizon of
Alternatives to Principle
*Puttng in mind the
Principle of Honesty
a. Action a doesn't shows
honesty.
b. Action b shows
honesty.
c. Alternative a is in
between.
Step 6: Weighing the
Consequences
a. The owner will find the
phone and might find out
that you sold it and
accused you of robbery.
b. You might not get the
money you needed at
the very moment but at
least you have a clean
conscience.
Step 7: Make a Decision
*Doing good thing is not
easy especially when you
are in need but every
problem can have
solutions in a better way.
So I'll do alternative a
then action 2.

Prepared by: Noted: Approved:

ROSELO L. CADULDULAN JR. ELVIE D. DURAN, Ed, D DR. FRANCIS ANN R. SY
Name & Signature of Faculty/Staff Director, Institute of Arts and Sciences Concerned VP/Campus Director