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12 3 Decision-Making FrameworksThe strength of Decision-Making Frameworks or Models is that they provide a structured format for student thought. In teaching Frameworks to students, teachers have found it helpful to begin with a familiar example or have students consider how they themselves make decisions (see Lesson Strategies section for ideas about how to introduce these models).The model provided here is based upon one developed by the Hastings Center on Bioethics (Campbell, 1990) and has been widely used by educators in science classrooms. It has the following components: Ethical QuestionFirst, the Decision-Making framework asks students to consider the ethical question.
an ethical dilemma actual exists requires ‘moral sensitivity’ (Rest, 1984) which often needs to be cultivated. Often, students will identify the ethical question only to return to modify it later. An ethical question often (but not always) includes the word ‘should’, and it is characterized by the fact that several competing solutions ...
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