Values and Moral Development
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This Values and Moral Development page on GoConqr gathers community-made quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes, from virtues and vices and integrity to crime and punishment, war and peace, and the right to life. It's built for school students revising a topic and teachers after ready-made material. There are over 200 resources here, including more than 100 mind maps and 24 flashcards, mostly at secondary level, with some GCSE Religious Studies material. Pick a topic, try a quiz, then make your own maps.
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- Types and Philosophy of Values14
- Personal Values and Identity21
- Character Education and Virtues20
- Kindness, Empathy and Friendship17
- Sources of Morality and Religion21
- Ethical Decision Making24
- Moral Dilemmas16
- Rights and Responsibilities16
- Equality, Diversity and Tolerance9
- Peace, Justice and Conflict8
- Crime and Punishment12
- The Right to Life and Bioethics6
Top Values and Moral Development resources
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32 cardsGCSE Edexcel RE Crime and Punishment Flashcards for GCSE RE Edexcel Crime and punishment section.
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12 cardsVices and Virtues Gives brief descriptions for yr 7 Religious Education
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Mind map Integrity V.Art
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3 cardsel respeto respect respect is to value people not treat them bad and avoid convenient with a person
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Mind map HUMAN DIGNITY The homework for 9/11/15
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Mind map RESPECT
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16 cardsRights and responsibilities What are the four places Christian look to make a moral decision
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45 cardsGlossary of Ethical Decision Making Vocabulary 'Principal of Totality'
Quizzes
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85 questionsAP 2Q - 2 It is the basic unit of society.
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20 questionsThe Lasallian Graduate Attributes Pierre is ready to forgive others and asks for forgiveness from God and others
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6 questionsCivics 1 - July Exam (L1 - L3
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4 questionsVALUES
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4 questionsUntitled Determine whether the following situations involve ethical decision making
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9 questionsMoral Choices Choosing to play Mario Kart or Mario Party
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5 questionsHelpfulness Directions: Read the sentences below and choose the correct answer. When you see your friend crying, what w...
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10 questionsI Show Love and Care for Others I will obey my sister’s commands.
Mind maps
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32 cardsGCSE Edexcel RE Crime and Punishment Flashcards for GCSE RE Edexcel Crime and punishment section.
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12 cardsVices and Virtues Gives brief descriptions for yr 7 Religious Education
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3 cardsel respeto respect respect is to value people not treat them bad and avoid convenient with a person
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16 cardsRights and responsibilities What are the four places Christian look to make a moral decision
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45 cardsGlossary of Ethical Decision Making Vocabulary 'Principal of Totality'
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21 cardsThe Right to Life What is meant by the sanctity of life? Include Bible quotes
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17 cardsFreedom: Ch 1
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22 cardsVices, Virtues and Cool Runnings How many vices are there?
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Morality in the Modern World - Gender Studies - created from Mind Map Religion & Morality The Euthyphro Dilemma The Golden Rule Autonomy Heteronomy Utilitarianism Divine Command Theory Kantian Ethics discussion between Socrates & Euthyphro Absolute, Relative & Arbitrary what makes an ac...
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Untitled Happiness comes fromRESPECT: To show regard or consideration for something.Respect can stop bullying because if people respect others, they won´t offend others feelings and apologize. Please my friend, give me Support...
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social conflict - created from Mind Map respect curruit stole
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About Values and Moral Development
GoConqr OriginalWhat this unit covers
This unit sits in the Ethics and Values strand of Ethics, citizenship and civics. It mixes two kinds of material: religious and moral studies topics, and general work on personal values. Most of it is mind maps, with flashcard decks, a few quizzes, flowcharts, a slide set and a note to go with them.
Where to start
Begin with vocabulary. The Vices and Virtues deck covers prudence, justice, courage and temperance, plus their opposites. The Glossary of Ethical Decision Making Vocabulary deck defines terms such as autonomy, conscience, care ethics and the common good. Knowing these words makes the maps easier to follow.
Moral topics in depth
- Crime and Punishment: a flashcard deck on deterrence, rehabilitation and retribution, and several maps on the need for law and theories of punishment.
- Peace & Justice: Just War Theory, with its rules before, during and after war.
- The Value of Life: the beginning and end of life, from adoption to the elderly and the terminally ill.
- The Right to Life: a deck on the sanctity of life and abortion.
Personal values and choices
For everyday ethics, try the maps Integrity, Ethical Problem Solving and What Is a Value?. There are also several maps on moral dilemmas, which suit class discussion. Quizzes such as VALUES and Moral Choices let you check what you have taken in.
Using maps and quizzes together
Read a map first and note the branches you could not explain. Then take a quiz and see which ideas slip. Return to the matching deck to fix them. Teachers can set a map as a starting point and use the quizzes as a quick check.
Choose one topic, open a map, and see how far you get before you test yourself.
Frequently asked questions
Which resource should I open first?
Start with the Vices and Virtues flashcards or the Glossary of Ethical Decision Making Vocabulary deck. Both set out key terms in short cards. Once the words feel familiar, move on to a map such as Integrity or Ethical Problem Solving, then test yourself with a quiz.
What do the mind maps cover?
There are over 100 mind maps. Many deal with crime and punishment, war and peace, rights and responsibilities, euthanasia and moral dilemmas. Others look at personal values, such as Integrity, RESPECT and Important Values in My Life. Each gives a quick overview you can build on.
Are these resources free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open, study and take, with no account needed. A free account also saves your quiz scores and lets you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Which levels and exams do they suit?
Most resources are at secondary level, so they suit school students. Some mention GCSE Religious Studies, for example the Edexcel flashcards on Crime and Punishment. A smaller share is more general, so check each resource against your own course.
Who made these resources?
They were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr itself. Over 200 contributors have added material here. Because of that, style and depth vary from one resource to the next, so it helps to compare a couple of maps on the same topic.
What if my topic is missing?
Try a nearby topic first, since ideas such as justice, rights and moral choices appear in many resources. If you still cannot find what you need, you can make your own map or flashcards and use them in your revision or lessons.