Ethical Reasoning and Decision Making · Semester 2

Poverty and Inequality: Ethical Responses

Examining the ethical obligations of individuals and the state to address poverty and reduce social inequality.

Key Questions

  1. Analyze the root causes of poverty and inequality in modern societies.
  2. Evaluate different ethical arguments for wealth redistribution.
  3. Design a policy proposal to alleviate poverty in a specific context.

MOE Syllabus Outcomes

MOE: Ethical Reasoning - S1MOE: Social Cohesion - S1
Level: Secondary 1
Subject: CCE
Unit: Ethical Reasoning and Decision Making
Period: Semester 2

Suggested Methodologies

Problem-Based Learning

Tackle open-ended problems without predetermined solutions

35–60 min

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Case Study Analysis

Deep dive into a real-world case with structured analysis

30–50 min

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