https://padlet.com/21fcampanale/66cc6n3tkpw0 en-us 2018-11-30 02:16:09 UTC 2024-06-29 06:23:26 UTC hello@padlet.com 21fcampanale https://padlet.com/21fcampanale/66cc6n3tkpw0/wish/309623249 Chapter 2:

1.) Search out the facts
2.) Think about the situation
3.) Pray to the Lord for guidance

Other Steps:

1.) Find all the possible actions that could take place (good or bad)
2.) Choose an action
3.) Think about the action and make sure it's the best moral option (think of possible out comes)
4.) Consult others
5.) Are you sure that's the only moral option?

]]> 2018-11-30 02:21:09 UTC https://padlet.com/21fcampanale/66cc6n3tkpw0/wish/309623249 21fcampanale https://padlet.com/21fcampanale/66cc6n3tkpw0/wish/309624331 1.) Act without thinking
2.) Do what's easiest
3.) Do what other's want you to do
4.) Make a decision that helps you "fit in"]]> 2018-11-30 02:27:59 UTC https://padlet.com/21fcampanale/66cc6n3tkpw0/wish/309624331 katemcgdillon https://padlet.com/21fcampanale/66cc6n3tkpw0/wish/309774423 For our research we used aptarenting.com to find research on moral decisions teens have to make everyday. The website used teens diaries to study what moral decisions they have to make. some of the decisions included: going to parties, cheating on tests, asking your parents for more money, and choosing between friends. The main Journal entry we focused on is about cheating on a test. A girl decided to look off someone else paper to get the correct answer because "everyone does it". Her reasoning for it being okay is that she didn't copy the other person's whole paper. The second moral decision teens face is going to a party knowing someone you don't like is there. A girl wrote about this in her journal because she didn't know if she should go to the party or not. ]]> 2018-11-30 14:20:25 UTC https://padlet.com/21fcampanale/66cc6n3tkpw0/wish/309774423