LESSONS

• 1 MORALS RULE OK! Students consider the relevance of Christian teaching today.
• 3 LAWS: WHY BOTHER? Sudents consider whether laws are important to society, and why.
• 5 FORGIVE AND FORGET Students consider whether those who have committed crimes which affect victims indefinitely should ever be forgiven.
• 7 EYE FOR AN EYE Students discuss whether violence is ever an acceptable response to a threat to property, self or loved ones.
• 9 YOUR RIGHTS Students debate about the rights of adolescents, and match rights to responsibilities.
• 11 PASS IT ON Students consider the type of effects that spreading untrue rumours has on others.
• 13 COVER UP Students consider the morality and wisdom of lying for friends.
• 15 TRUTH TEST Students consider the dilemma about the value of telling the truth in all situations.
• 17 CHEATING Students consider their attitudes towards cheating, and compare cheating to theft.
• 19 MORAL DILEMMA Students are given a moral dilemma and asked to choose one course of action.
• 21 BREAKING BAD NEWS Students consider some tensions that can arise between the demands of duty and friendship.
• 23 TUG OF LOVE Students consider some of the conflicts of loyalty that children of divorced parents may feel.
• 25 JEALOUSY Students are encouraged to honestly explore feelings of jealousy they may have towards others.
• 27 TWO TIMING Students explore their views about dating more than one partner at a time.
• 29 SEX MATTERS Students explore the emotional, moral and practical implications of having sex.
• 31 SINGLE PARENT Students consider the ethical and practical arguments for and against bringing up children outside stable relationships.
• 33 VIOLENCE AT HOME Students consider possible reasons why parents physically abuse children.
• 35 ANIMAL RIGHTS Students consider the extent to which animals have rights, and the morality of animal testing for cosmetic and medical purposes.
• 37 IS MEAT MURDER? Students consider the ethical and practical arguments for and against vegetarianism.
• 39 FUR IN FASHION Students consider the argument that wearing fur for fashion purposes is immoral.
• 41 GENETIC EXPERIMENTS Students consider the moral issues surrounding genetic engineering.
• 43 CAR CRIME Students explore reasons why young people steal cars, and look at the possible dangers to other drivers and pedestrians.
• 45 VANDALISM Students explore the causes of vandalism and the consequences to individuals and society.
• 47 GETTING AWAY WITH IT Students consider both the morality and the possible consequences of fare dodging.
• 49 THEFT: YOUR VIEWS Students look at the definition of theft and consider whether all instances of theft are morally comparable.
• 51 RIGHT TO DIE Students explore the topic of euthanasia
• 53 ABORTION Students explore some of the issues surrounding abortion.
• 55 DEATH PENALTY Students consider the contrasts between British ideas about capital punishment and those of some Islamic countries, and whether the death penalty should be brought back.