Values and Moral Development mind maps
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This page gathers Values and Moral Development mind maps on topics from integrity and moral dilemmas to crime and punishment. Made by GoConqr users, the collection has over 180 mind maps, mostly for school-level study, for school students practising these topics and teachers looking for material to use. Pick a map and explore its branches.
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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
Mind maps
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Integrity V.Art
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HUMAN DIGNITY The homework for 9/11/15
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RESPECT
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Values ethica
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ETHICS AND VALUES IN LIFE
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Religious Attitudes to Crime and Punishment
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Attitudes towards homosexuality
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Basic Human Aspirations and their Fulfilment
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Crime and Punishment
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Theme: Axiology of values
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RS - Good and Evil
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How (un)Ethical are you?
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RE Ethics Topic 1 The Right to Life_1
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Rights & Responsibilities How do christians make moral decisions
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The Value of Life S4 Values in Action Unit -
Peace & Justice
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What Is a Value?
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Important Values in My Life
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Section 4: Capital Punishment
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Crime and Punishment
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Ethics and values
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moral dilemma
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moral dilemmas
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War And Pacifism
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Ethical Problem Solving
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Moral Dilemmas
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Base values
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Create better laws and promote better screening for buying guns
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“You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.” — Mae West
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Community Values Felipe Caicedo Montoya 12A
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Crime and Punishment
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Moral dimension of the human being
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THE VIRTUES OF MORAL PERSONHOOD
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My virtues of personhood
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Why do we need rules?
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Social Values
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RS REVISION
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Ethics and values
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Values
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Religious attitudes to war and peace
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GoConqr OriginalValues and Moral Development mind maps
These maps bring together personal values, moral decisions and religious attitudes. Integrity explores honesty and moral principles, while Ethical Problem Solving sets out questions about a dilemma and its possible impact. Start with either map if you want to follow a set of connected ideas.
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For religious studies, Peace & Justice maps ideas about war and Just War Theory. Religious Attitudes to Crime and Punishment includes repentance and forgiveness. The Value of Life branches into topics at the beginning and end of life.
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Which mind map could I start with?
Try Integrity for a map about honesty and moral principles. If you would rather examine a dilemma, Ethical Problem Solving sets out questions about who is involved and who may be affected. Both give you branches to follow before moving on to a more specific topic.
What topics do these mind maps cover?
The maps cover personal values and moral decisions as well as religious and moral studies topics. You can find maps on the value of life, crime and punishment, peace and justice, rights and responsibilities, and moral dilemmas. Choose a title that matches the topic you are revising.
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