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SDSSU
Cagwait-Campus Module 3 Lesson 2
GE-Ethics
The Act: Reason, Impartiality, and Moral Courage
Reason, Impartiality, and Moral Courage
Specific Learning Outcomes:
INTRODUCTION
As a human being we have our concepts of Reason, Impartiality, and Moral
Courage using our personal experiences. The students will be grouped into 5
members and they will exchange ideas concerning their point of view about
Reason, Impartiality, and Moral Courage using their own experiences. After the
given time limit for the activity, each group will present their outputs by the use
of Table indicating their names and their shared experiences on the following
terms.
A.
Instruction: As a human being we have our concepts of Reason, Impartiality, and Moral Courage using our
personal experiences. Work individually, think of an idea concerning your point of view about Reason,
Impartiality, and Moral Courage using their own experiences. Write your answers on table. Your answers will be
checked based on the criteria listed below the table.
Reason Impartiality Moral Courage
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Module 3
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Lesson
After working on this module, the students will be
able to:
1. Identify the meaning of Reason, Impartiality,
and Moral Courage in relation to their
personal experiences
2. Create a decision on situational dilemmas
using the context of impartiality.
3. Elucidate a problem using the 7-step Model
for ethical decision making.

SDSSU
Cagwait-Campus Module 3 Lesson 2
GE-Ethics
The Act: Reason, Impartiality, and Moral Courage
Criteria
10 Points- if their output is perfectly crafted artistically and intellectually
8 Points- if their output has minimal artistic and intellectual problems
5Points- if their output is messy and the answers are not thoroughly discussed.
B. ANALYSIS:
Read and analyze the following questions.
1. As a college student of this institution, how would you demonstrate moral
courage? How important is moral courage in dealing with diverse individuals
every day?
2. Explain your understanding on the passage of Mark twain, an American
author and humorist, “It is curious that physical courage should be a
common in the world and moral so rare.”
C. ABSTRACTION
Is reason a requirement for morality?