11th Grade Applied Political Ethics Resources

Explore ethical principles fundamental to psychological research with a focus on informed consent and the use of deception. Gain insights into the role of ethics committees and enhance the ability to identify and apply ethical guidelines in research environments.

Examine the ethical issues in psychological research, focusing on confidentiality and consent. Understand ethical principles and enhance ethical decision-making skills.

Students will explore civic virtues and vices with a focus on ethical decision-making and character development. They will learn to identify and exemplify key virtues in both historical and personal contexts, enhancing their understanding of ethical principles and character building.

Explore the role of civic virtues such as responsibility and fairness in driving reform movements, highlighting their impact on promoting social change and equality. Understand how these virtues contribute to societal transformation and foster an equitable world. Analyze historical and contemporary examples to gain insights into the dynamics of reform movements, emphasizing the importance of ethical principles in achieving sustainable improvements.

Investigate key events of the Civil Rights Movement and their significant effects. Gain an understanding of historical impacts and evaluate different activism strategies.

Investigate how civic virtues and ethical responsibilities contribute to the functioning of democracy. Gain insights into practicing these virtues to foster greater civic engagement and enhance societal cooperation.

Investigate foundational concepts and theories of public policy, focusing on policy-making processes and the roles of interest groups. Cultivate critical understanding in the creation and implementation of policy.

Examine political concepts such as power, sovereignty, and human rights. Develop analytical skills to evaluate political structures and theories influencing global interactions.

Examine the differing perspectives of Federalists and Anti-Federalists concerning government authority and individual liberties. Understand historical discussions and analyze their impacts on contemporary governance. Focus on developing critical thinking and analytical skills through explorations of historical context, argument analysis, and evaluation of the foundational debates regarding the balance between state and federal power and safeguarding individual rights.

Analyze the primary drivers of global conflicts and their resolutions by examining historical events. Understand the impact of these conflicts and the significance of peace strategies. Focus on achieving insights into the root causes of conflicts and developing solutions for sustainable peace. Enhance critical thinking and analytical skills through the study of historical precedents and the implementation of effective peace strategies.

Understand significant events and influential figures in the Civil Rights Movement. Enhance comprehension of historical developments and their enduring effects.

Investigate pivotal events and legal milestones of the U.S. Civil Rights Movement, focusing on how landmark legislation and seminal court cases ushered in societal changes. Objectives include understanding the social, legal, and political dimensions of civil rights advancements. Skills developed encompass critical analysis of historical documents, synthesis of legal and legislative impacts, and evaluation of civil rights progress.

Study the core psychological theories related to behavior, evolution, and biology. Develop insights to effectively apply these theories in practical contexts, enhancing analytical skills in interpreting human behavior.

Explore ethical decision-making and its effects during emergencies, facilitating the development of skills in ethical reasoning and emergency response management.

Examine Africa's environmental issues such as water pollution and deforestation. Analyze these challenges' effects on communities and explore strategies to address them. Aim to enhance understanding of environmental impacts and develop skills in identifying effective mitigation methods.

Investigate key challenges of the 1970s such as stagflation, gas shortages, and environmental concerns. Sharpen critical thinking skills by assessing and prioritizing these historical issues.

Gain an understanding of the fundamental ethical principles in psychological research, including informed consent and confidentiality. Learn how to ensure ethical compliance within research settings by mastering key concepts and best practices.

Investigate the structure and roles of political parties in the U.S., analyzing their impact on elections and government operations. Enhance understanding of civic engagement and political processes, focusing on the development of analytical skills and comprehensive knowledge of party dynamics.

Explore the concepts of state definitions, boundary types, and supranational organizations. Gain an understanding of political geography and examine its influence on global affairs and relationships.

Examine fundamental questions in political theory, focusing on values that shape political life and exploring the thoughts of key philosophers. Gain insights into debates such as monarchy versus democracy while enhancing analytical thinking skills.