Reflect on the three key lessons you take away from the
course. Reflect on your perceived value of this course. Include both positive
and negative aspects of your experience. What might you have done to improve
your learning experience? How might the University or your instructor provide
additional support for your learning? Were there topics covered that seem
particularly relevant or irrelevant to your experiences and to what you expect
to come in future courses?
I look at the three issues of morals,
ethics, and how we apply these in our everyday lives. In this course I have learned
a lot about ethics and morals in a different way. I thought I understood ethics
and morals but I have learned that what I believed ethics and morals were was
better explained in this module. I liked the breakdown of what each of these
topics were and how they applied to every possible scenario that we may face. I
believe what I have taken away from this course is a much better detailed
understanding on what exactly morals, and ethics and how they are perceived and
applied to different facets of life. Some of the positive aspects that I learned
from this course are how to apply this understanding in both my personal and
professional life. Some of the negative
aspects that I learned in this course were that some of the interpretations
that I had of morals and ethics were not what I believed they were. I have
since opened my mind to a better understanding of this concept.
I do not have a lot of suggestions
on how this course can be improved for a better learning experience. I think
the material is excellent for learning and understanding the concepts of ethics
and morals. I believe that the University and the Instructor did a fantastic
job the method of delivery and the interaction and positive reinforcement of
good ideas by the instructor. I feel the
topics that were presented in this course were a great balance of instruction
and practical application. I would like some more application into team
exercises in sensitive ethical issues so that conflict can sort out by team.
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