ETHICS Foundations of

- TBR8RFP Moral Valuation

Course Description
This course is to prepare students to become responsible
moral agents, competent and humane professionals, and
informed and engaged citizens. To achieve this, the courses
provide students with the conceptual tools to make autonomous,
informed, comprehensive and coherent judgements about
personal, professional, and public ethical issues.
 The Ethical Dimension
of Human Existence
1 1. Introduction to Ethics, Morals and Value
2. Sources of Authority
3. Senses of the Self
 UTILITARIANISM

2 1. The Principle of Utility

2. Principle of the Greatest Number
3.Justice and Moral Rights
 NATURAL LAW

3 1. Thomas Aquinas
2. The Greek Heritage
3. The Essence and Varieties of Law
 DEONTOLOGY

4 1. Duty and Agency

2. Autonomy
3. Universalizability
 Virtue Ethics

5 1. Happiness and Ultimate Purpose

2. Virtue as Excellence
3. Moral Virtue and Mesotes
 Making Informed
Decisions

6 1. The Moral Agents

2. Moral Deliberation
3. Self, Society and Environment
Reference
GMRC/ Good Manners
ESP and
-NR36LXP Right Conduct
Course Description
Anchored on the essential component of personhood that deals
with intra/interpersonal relationships which allow harmony with
oneself, with others and the environment, this course will highlight the
fundamental rules of good manners and appropriate conduct or
behavior of each learner which are necessary of the formation of
character that embraces the core values of maka-Dios, Maka-Tao,
Maka- Bansa and Maka-kalikasan.
Topics
● Introduction
● Meaning of Values Education
● Historical Foundation of Values Education
● Values Education at the Elementary School Level
● Values Education at the Secondary School Level
● Values Education at the Tertiary Level of Formal
Education
Topics
● Knowing Oneself
○ Personality Nature, Nurture and Personality
○ Traits Theories
○ Personality Traits
Topics
● Knowing Others
● Knowing the Environment
● Knowing the God
● Knowing the Country
Topics
● Good Manners and Right Conduct
● Good Manners and Etiquette
● Rules of GMRC
○ Polite Conversations, Basic Telephone Manners,
Telephone Etiquette
● Appropriate Behavior for Children
● Common Courtesies of Life -----
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