Ethic Theories

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Ethic Theories
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U T I L I TA R I A N I S M
KAN T T H EORY
CONTRACTUAL THEORY
KA L E I S A J A C K S O N

Define: Ethical Theory
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It serves as a foundation for ethical solutions

to difficult situations individuals encounter in their life.
Ethical theory deals with how one should behave in relation to someone else
Philosophers for centuries have come up with theoretical ways to tell right from wrong and providing ethical guidelines on how one should carry and act in their life.

Utilitarianism
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A general term for any view that holds the

actions and polices to be evaluated on the basic of the benefits and cost it will impose on the society or individual
Dealing with inexperience teachers






Not knowing what type of teacher they are
What to expect from new teachers
Be able to deal with the consequences and actions for their selves
Will the company benefit from new teachers

Utilitarianism Conti.
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Pro’s






Consequences are in place no matter
Provides guidance to those who need it
Provides moral decision or choices

Con’s






Suffer from making something moral that is not
Utilizing your own moral values
Looking for good out of the situation

Kant Theory
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Defined as principles behind actions rather

than the action’s result.
 Kant, believed that certain types of actions
(including murder, theft, and lying) were absolutely prohibited, even in cases where the action would bring about more happiness than the alternative.




Teachers making rude judgments toward students
Negative motivation
Lack of skills

Kant Theory
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Pro’s







Moral imperative is an individual act of rightness Living in a moral world would be great to have this theory
A duty
Equality and justive

Con’s







Qualify for future changes or predictable outcomes Living with the wrong