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An Ethical Dilemma

  ( Ethics of Researching Student Feedback , 2021) Ethical Dilemmas... we hear about them, talk about them, see them posited in movies. But do they have a place in the classroom? Research is telling us it does. Students who are exposed to lessons regarding ethical dilemmas develop better decision-making skills, and can also develop crucial academic and social and emotional competencies (Lee, 2019). ( What Students Gain From Learning Ethics in School | KQED , 2019) We live in a divided society. Perhaps, two years into a Global Pandemic, this is more evident than ever. This division is obvious to the children in our schools. They see it and they know it. Teaching ethical dilemmas is a natural fit. Yet most schools are not implementing this rationale  ( What Students Gain From Learning Ethics in School | KQED , 2019) . What does a philosophical learner look like? UNSW has captured ethical instruction in action- (UNSW, 2009) Research suggests that all facets of a student's academic per

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