วีดีโอ

Haha very good na idea talaga to 🤣

Big help po ito sakin hirap ko tlga mkuha ang 4As banghay aralin.. ngaun pinapagwa kami ng 4As detailed lesson plan

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂Tapos sin

Salamat po ❤

Goodevening ma'am! Pwede po ba kayo gumawa ng 3 i's lesson plan in filipino? Thank you po. Sana ma notice ❤

Hi ma'am pang anong grade po ito?

Mam paano po Pala Yung may numiracy at literacy po

Maari po bang mahingi ang inyong banghay aralin? Salamat po!

Hello mam sana mkagawa kayo ng lp na filipino para po sa jhs,thank you po

Hi maam Magandang Araw po.Salamat mas naiintindihan ko n ngayon kung paano gumawa ng banghay aralin gamit ang 4 A's.Grabi litong lito ako kung ano ang ilalagay ko .Malaking tulong nito saakin lalo na ngayon nag Practice Teaching na ako.

Gretchen Subla Matanggon BEED 2 E Effective T Technical H Human I Implementation C Computer S Systems 1Ethics plays an important role in our society so it's important for us to have enough knowledge and learn more about related and focusing on ethics 2.Ethics and principles 3.Moral standards is we find morally acceptable. 4. Three levels of dilemma 5.Kantis philosophy about justice and fairness. 6.Culture is the identity of an individual of their particular. 7.Various aspects of Filipino culture that teach us important lessons about how to respect others. 8.Universal value. 9.Human dignity,is a sense of self-worth . 10.Conventional and post -conventional level. 11.1steps in the moral reasoning 12.Three nature of man Vegetative Sentiment Pationals 1.3The four thesis of utilitarianism 14.The moral standard abroad topic 15.The law of law acts. 16. Ethical issues in the organization 17.What is differentation vs.Integration 18.How taxation belongs to the subject of ethics 19.Taxation 20.culture relativism 21.Advantages and disadvantages of culture relativism 22.Filipino values that develop us and individual 23.Moral character 24.Study of reason/reasoning 35.Feminist Ethics 26.The nature culinations of man 27.Treat human as ends not a mean to an end. 28.Two Formation of utilitarianism theory -Principle of utility -Greatest happiness

ANDALIQUE, JENELYN S. BEED-2 -FINAL REQUIREMENTS Acronym of ETHICS E- Ethically TH- Thinking leads to IC- Integrity, Compassion, and S- Self-discipline 1.) Discusses ethics and its definitions. 2.) Claims that ethical naturalism allows us to observe our surroundings. 3.) The development of moral standards. 4.) Three difficulties: In arriving at the solution. 5.) About Kant's view on justice and fairness. 6.) Is a person can be identified by the culture it possess. 7.) How Filipino traits and failings impact people. 8.) Universal value believe its worthy and recognize the human characteristics. 9.) Fundamental principles shape who we are as people. 10.) All about the basic universal values mols us as a person. 11.) About steps in moral reasoning to form a fair judgment. 12.) Talks about Aristotle's view on ethics. 13.) Four thesis of utilitarianism. 14.) Act of legal and illegal violating the laws. 15.) We know the legal act and religion. 16.) Common ethical issues in the organization. 17.) The natural inclination of man. 18.) A discussion on how ethics applies to taxation. 19.) Regarding taxes. 20.) A discussion of cultural relativism. 21.) About advantages and disadvantages of cultural relativism. 22.) Its all about Filipino values that helps us develop. 23.) The six stages of normal development. 24.) Studies of reason and reasoning. 25.) Kantian theory. 26.) Man's Nature. 27.) Theory of Utilitarianism. 28.) How utilitarianism was formed. 29.) Universalism treat one another equally such as the two which is principles of utility and the greatest happiness.

Hello sir. Good day! JULIET T. BENANING BEED-2 And this is my response to the video that I watched. What the term "ethics" means E- Expedition T- Testimonial H- History I- Institution C- Constitution S- Selection The first slide discuss about moral principles that people follow moral principles as guidance to ensure they are acting morally. These consist of traits like sincerity, justice, and equality. Everyone has a varied set of moral values since they are based on their upbringing and their priorities in life. Also discuss about how moral standards are formed These moral standards are influenced by a number of things, including the moral principles we accept as part of our upbringing, values passed down to us through heritage and legacy, values ingrained in us by our religious upbringing since we were young children, values promoted during our education, and behavior. I have a little understand about moral dilemma that moral dilemma are crucial because they enable people to reflect on their moral character and identity in relation to the decisions they make in the face of difficult choices or circumstances It has also been mentioned that Filipinos value their families, are frequently devout, and have a passion for art, fashion, music, and food. Filipinos enjoy having a good time and are friendly people. Together, people will frequently sing, dance, and eat. Additionally, it displays Filipino character flaws. It discussed also that a value is universal if it has the same worth or value for all, or almost all, individuals. Morality, aesthetic preference, human characteristics, human endeavor, and social order are all examples of spheres of human value. Not only is moral reasoning a crucial component of human development, but it is also a key driver of how human civilizations evolve. People can realize when change is necessary with the aid of moral reasoning. People becoming aware of inconsistent moral standards or unfair treatment of others causes this. It supports the utilitarian theory's four key claims, which are: consequentialism, welfareism, impartiality, and aggregationism. Classical utilitarianism stands out because it accepts two extra components: hedonism as a theory of happiness and the whole population ethics perspective It also specifies the legislation that must be known regarding taxation in the Philippines. The government can prevent pointless production and consumption while ensuring that resources are used more effectively by levying taxes on goods and services. Taxes are used in the Philippines to redistribute income and wealth among the community. Also discussing stages of moral development and how researchers are still investigating how moral thinking evolves and changes over the course of a person's life. Knowing these phases can help you gain valuable insight into how moral decisions are made by both children and adults as well as how moral thought can affect choices and behaviors. And that's could be all po sir. Thank you💗

E-EFFECTIVE TH-TRUTH and Honesty IC-In Classroom S-Setting First slide:It discuss about the branch of Ethics which concerns human behavior. Second slide:Ethical Naturalism-its a branch of Ethics developed from impiricism and ideas of David Hume. Third slide:it's about moral dilemma and Ethical dilemma. Fourth:It tackle about the three levels of moral dilemma. Fifth: Hypothetical Imperative-if one that we must fullfill to our desires. Sixth:Its all about Culture. characteristics of Filipino culture.

MARJORIE VILLA BEED-2 E- Efficiency of Trust and Honesty (TH) In Class (IC) S- Configuration Slide 1: Discusses ethics, including its definition and principles. According to Slide 2, we can observe the world around us in Ethical Naturalism. Slide 3 discusses "How Moral Standards are Formed." Slide 4: discusses culture. Slide 5: Kant's perspective on justice and fairness. Slide 6: A person's culture can be used to identify them. Slide 7: The influence of Filipino characteristics on people. Slide 8: According to Dumaraos, the characteristics of Filipino culture are that we Filipinos are hospitable, respectful, religious, and so on. Slide 9: Says that the fundamental universal values molest us as individuals. Slide 10 is all about the fundamental value. Slide 11: steps in moral reasoning to form a fair judgment. Slide 12 discusses Aristotle's ethics. Slide 13: the four thesis applications. Slide 14 discusses the characteristics of moral standards and non-moral standards. Slide 15: Act laws. Slide 16 is about a common ethical issue. Slide 17: Taxation Slide 18: How taxation relates to ethics. Slide 19: Taxation Slide 20: Cultural relativism Slide 21: Discusses the benefits and drawbacks of cultural relativism. Slide 22: Filipino values Slide 23: The six stages of moral development Emmanuel Kant's ethical egoism (slide 24) Slide 25: Kantian theory Slide 26: Man's Nature Kantian theory and utilitarianism (Slide 27) Slide 28: utilitarianism theory's two formulations Taxation in the Philippines (Slide 29).

E- effectiveness of TH- trust and honesty IC- in classroom S- settings Slide 1: talks about ethics, about its definition and its principles. Slide 2: states that in Ethical Naturalism we can observe the world around us. Slide 3: talks about " How Moral Standard are Formed". Slide 4: talks about the culture Slide 5: about Kant's view on justice and fairness Slide 6: is a person can be identified by the culture it possess Slide 7: Filipino traits impact to people Slide 8: the characteristics of the Filipino culture according to Dumarao is explained that we filipino are hospitable, respectful, religious etc. Slide 9: says that the basic universal values mols us as a person Slide 10: all about the basic value of human being Slide 11: about the steps in moral reasoning to form a fair judgement Slide 12: talks about Aristotle's view on ethics Slide 13: talk about the 4 thesis utilization Slide 14: about moral standard and non- moral standard characteristics Slide 15: abot the laws of act Slide 16: about the common ethical issue Slide 17: about the taxation Slide 18: about how taxation belongs to ethics Slide 19: about taxation Slide 20: about cultural relativism Slide 21: about the advantages and disadvantages of cultural relativism Slide 22: about Filipino values Slide 23: about the six stages of moral development Slide 24: about ethical egoism by Emmanuel Kant Slide 25: about the Kantian theory Slide 26: the nature of man Slide 27: Kantian theory ang utilitarianism Slide 28: about the 2 formulations of utilitarianism theory Slide 29: taxation in the Philippines

Abang, Daicy F. BSED-2ND YEAR 📍Final Requirements Acronym of ETHICS: E- Ethically TH- Thingking leads to IC- Integrity, Conpassion, and S- Self-discipline Slide 1-This slides is talks about the definition of ethics which means the science of customs or habit of society. In addition, it shows the grounding principles of moral systems the religion, law, and philosophy. Slide 2-This slides shows who is the empiricist no other than David Hume. In addition, it explains the means of ethical naturalism, is-ought gab, and moral standards. Slide 3-This slides it shows how moral standards are formed. And also explained moral dilemma and ethical dilemma. Slide 4-This slides explained the difficulties in arriving at the solution and the three levels of moral dilemma. Slide 5-This slides explained hypothetical imperative, universability, and Kant's philosophy on justice and fairness. Slide 6-This slides explained culture by Kohak and Zimmerman. Moreover, the influence of culture in moral development according to Leano and Gubiaon. Slide 7-This slides explained the characteristics of Filipino culture according to Dumaraos and the weakness of the Filipino character. Slide 8-This slides explains the means of universal value and shows the Schwarts concept of universal values the (power, achievement, hedonism, stimulation, self-direction, universalism, benevolence, tradition, conformity, and security). Slide 9-This slides show the basic universal value, explain human dignity, and the Filipino way. Slide 10-This slides shows the stages of moral development, the pre-conventional level, conventional level, and post-conventional level. And explained the means of reason, impartiality and moral reasoning. Slide 11-This slides shows the 7 steps in moral reasoning the stop and think, clarity goals, determine facts, develop options, consider consequences, choose, and monitor and modify. Slide 12-This slides explains contractarianism and the threefold nature of man the vegetative, sentient, and rational. Slide 13-This slides explain the means of act utilitarianism and rule utilinarianism. Moreover, it shows the four thesis of utilinarianism the comsequentialism, hedonism, maximalism, and non-moral standards. Slide 14-This slides explained the characteristics of moral standards mentioned by Velasquez, the etiquette, and law legal acts. Slide 15-This slides explains the legal acts, illegal acts, religion {the islam, hinduism, and buddhism},and relativist. Slide 16-This slide show the common ethical issues in the organization and explained the individual moral dilemma and structural moral dilemma. Slide 17-This slides shows the 5 concepts in the structural mora dilemma, the differentiation vs integration, gap vs overlap, lack of clarity vs lack of creativity ethics, and excessive autonomy vs excessive interdependence Slide 18-This slides explains the means of distributive justice, retributive justice, and compensatory justice. Moreover, shows the Kant's meaning on justice and fairness and principles of taxation. Slide 19-This slides shows the taxation in the Philippines, the constitution: article VI section 28, the Republic act no. 8242, the Republic act no. 10963, and the local laws. Slide 20-This slides explains the colonial mentality, kanya-kanya syndrome, lack of self-analysis, and the cultural relativism. Slide 21. Advantages and disadvantages of cultural relativism. Slide 22. Filipino values develop us an individual. Slide 23. The moral character Slide 24. Studies about the reason/ reasoning Slide 25. The virtue of ethics. Slide 26-This slides shows the natural inclinations of man the self-preservation, just dealing with other and propagation of the species. Slide 27-This slides show and explains the Kantian theory and utilitarianism and Treat humans as ends not a means to an end. Slide 28-This slides explained the means of utilitarianism and universalism. Moreover, it shows the two formulations of utilitarianism theory the principle of utility and greatest happiness.

MICHELLE Q. BENDIBEL BEED 2 E-Emotivism TH-Trustworthy and Humanity IC-IConic S-Self discipline S1. Ethics - it means the science of customs for habits of society. S2. Ethical Naturalism- It is a branch of ethics and idea of David Hume Ethicist argued that we observed the arouns us S3. Moral standard are formed by the beliefs of an individual and also about the experience of persons life. S4. Three levels of Moral Dilemma. S5. Kent's Philosophy on Justice and Fairness. S6. The influence of culture in moral development. S7. Weaknesses of Filipino character are Extreme personalism, Extreme family centeredness,bLack of Discipline, Passivity and lack of Initiative. S8. The Schwarts concepts in Universal values are Power, Achievements, Hedonism, Stimulation, Self-direction, Universalism, Benevolence, Tradition, Comformity and Security. S9. Human Dignity- state or quality of being worthy of honor or respect. S10. Think and understand in a situation. S11. 7 steps in Moral Reasoning are Stop and Think, Clarify Goals, Determine Facts, Develop options, Consider Consequences, Choose and Monitor and Modify. S12. Aristotle Wrote Nicamachean Ethics. S13. Act Utilitarianism-Act in a situation of choice. Rule Utilitarianism-the validity of rules of conduct. S14. About Characteristics of Moral Standards mentioned by Velazquez (2012). S15. About legal Acts, illegal acts, reliig, and Relativist. S16. Common Ethical issues in the organizations. S17. Differentiation vs. Integration, Gap vs. Overlap, Lack of Clarity vs. Lack of Creativity and Autonomy vs. Excessive interdependence. S18. How taxation belong to the subject of ethics. S19. Taxation. S20. Cultural Relativism. S21. Advantages, Disadvantages and Benefits of Cultural relativism. S22. Filipino values. S23. Stages of Moral Development. S24. About the reason according to Immanuel Kant. S25. Making decision based on what will benefit the majority. S26. The Natural Inclinations of Man. S27. Kantian theory and Utilitarianism. S28. Two formulations of Utilitarianism theory are Principle of Utility and Greatest Happiness. S29. Taxation of the Philippines.

MAHUSAY JULIUS T. BEED-2 E -ethics TH - true helping IC-institutional community S-sharing 1st slide-Define Ethics moral standards that direct how someone acts or how something is done 2nd slide-who is david Hume David Hume was a Scottish Enlightenment philosopher, historian, economist, librarian, and essayist, who is best known today for his highly influential system of philosophical empiricism, scepticism, and naturalism 3rd slide-"Ethical Naturalism" is an example of how humans perceive the world and form opinions as a result 4th slide-Three Obstacles to finding and Solving the Problem 5th slide-The principles of justice and fairness as defined by Kants outline 6th slide-Culture is the way or how a person is viewed and perceived in their particular country 7th slide-the characteristic of filipino culture according to dumaraos 8th slide-universal value what is all about 9th slide-the basic concepts and ideas that shape who each of us are unique as individual people 10th slide-reason is our ability and impartiality to perceive and comprehend in the situation 11th slide-7 steps in moral reasoning how to set up fair 12th slide-who is aristotle The philosopher "Aristotle" talks about his ethics philosophy. 13th slide-the four thesis and principles about utilitarianism 14th slide-it's discuss about morality and characteristics of moral standards by velasquez (2012) 15th slide-the law of acts is our action and deeds that are in permitted accordance by the law 16th slide-the common problems and issues in/with the organization 17th slide-difference vs integration define in terms of ethics 18th slide-discuss what are the connection 19th slide-the taxation of the philippines between taxes and ethics 20th slide-Taxation Cultural relativism-people must comprehend various culture according to the countries 21st slide-cultural relativism prose and drawbacks 22nd slide-the filipino principal values that support and encourage to human growth 23rd slide-personal character integrity 24th slide-the study on reasoning and logic 25th slide-morality 26th slide-the human beings innate tendency 27th slide-theories of utilitarianism 28th slide-the evolution and history of the utilitarianism is discussed

HAi sir, good afternoon I am John mark A. Basiles, a BEED 4rth year students . E- effectiive of TH- Thinking IC- In Compassion of S- Self . ✔1rst slide ➡ Moral principle ➡ Guidelines that people lived by to make sure that they are doing the right thing. ✔2nd slide ➡ Ethical naturalism ➡ Human study the world and formulate theories as a result. ✔3rd slide ➡ About "how moral standards are formed " ✔4rth slide ➡ Talks about culture ✔5th slide ➡ About kan'ts view on justice and fairness. ✔6th slide ➡ Culture is how a person is identified in their particular country. ✔7th slide ➡ How filipino traits and failings impact people. ✔8th slide ➡ If everyone thinks its worhtwhile, universal values. ✔9th slide ➡ Fundamental principles shape who we are as people. ✔10th slide ➡ Reason is our capacity to comprehend and understand in a circumstance. ✔11th slide ➡ How to create a fair judgement using moral reasoning. ✔12th slide ➡ Aristotle isa philosopher who discuss his views on ethics. ✔13th slide ➡ Four utilitarian tenets. ✔14th slide ➡ morality is a vast subjects. ✔15th slide ➡ LAw acts are our actions that are in accordance with the law. ✔16th slide ➡ Organizational ethics problems. ✔17th slide ➡ About the taxation. ✔18th slide ➡ How taxation belongs to ethics. ✔19th slide ➡ It talks about taxation. ✔20th slide ➡ Cultural relativism people must understand other culture. ✔21th slide ➡ Advantage and disadvantage of cultural raltivism. ✔22th slide ➡ Filipino values that develop as an individual. ✔23th slide ➡ Moral character. ✔24th slide ➡ Stiudies of reasoning . ✔25th slide ➡ Feminist Ethics - Aims to understand, criticize, and correct how gender operates within our moral beliefs. ✔26th slide ➡ The nature inclinations of man-self, preservations, just dealing with others and propagation of the species. ✔27th slide ➡ The natural inclinations of man is self, preservation, just dealing with others and propagation of the species. ✔28th slide ➡ Treat humans as ends not a means to an end " you should act so that you treat humanity both in your own person and on the person of other human being.

Kaye D. Gubaton Beed-2 E- Effectiveness T- Trust H- Honesty I- Idea C- Communication S- Setting 🍄1)- Ethics help people to be who we are or shape who we are. 🍄2)- David Hume, though us that things can be real only when we identify it true our five sense. 🍄3)- The development of moral standards 🍄4)- There are three difficulties in arriving at the solution. 🍄5)- Kant’s philosophy about on justice and fairness. 🍄6)- Because of culture people can easily identify people from some country. 🍄7)- Filipino traits. 🍄8)-People has unique universal value. 🍄9)- The basic universal value shape who we are. 🍄10)- Reason help a person to comprehend. 🍄11)- The 7 step help us to create fair judgment. 🍄12)- Aristotle help us to understand the view of ethics. 🍄13)- Four utilitarianism thesis 🍄14)- Morality is everywhere. 🍄15)- Our action have a law act 🍄16)- Problem of ethics in organization. 🍄17)- Differentiation vs. integration 🍄18)- How ethics relate to taxation 🍄19)- About taxation 🍄20)- No one can judge a society: cultural relativism 🍄21)- Benefits of cultural relativism 🍄22)- Filipinos values help us to grow. 🍄23)- Moral character has three approached of development 🍄24)- Its talk about reasoning. 🍄25)- Morality 🍄26)- Natural propensity of man 🍄27)- Theory of utilitarianism 🍄28)- The origins of utilitarianism

Mananday, Lovely Joy BSED-2 E- Effectiveness of TH- Trust and Honesty IC- In Classroom S- Settings 1st slide: Moral principles- guidelines that people live by to make sure they are doing the right thing. 2nd slide: we gain more knowledge and learned a lot about the meaning of ethics and its principles. 3rd slide: moral standard werribee leaves developed through experience. 4th slide: talks about the culture 5th slide: talks about Kant's philosophy and justice and fairness. Aristotle said "equals should be treated equally and unequal's, unequally" 5th slide: kant's philosophy on justice and fairness. 6th slide: a person's culture might be used to identify them. 7th slide: we will study the way of life and its influence in ethical development. 8th slide: universal value believes it's worthy and recognize the human characteristics. 9th slide: fundamental principles shape who we are as people. 10th slide: steps in moral reasoning to form a fair judgement. 11th slide: 7 steps in moral reasoning. 12th slide: aristotle a philosopher who share his ideas in ethics. 13th slide: the contractarianism and aristotle was explained in slide. We gained a lot of knowledge about the importance of information. 14 the slide: moral standard is a broad topic. 15th slide: illegal acts refers to violations of laws or governmental regulations. 16th slide: organizational ethics problems. 17th slide: what differentiation vs. integration means 18th slide: justice and fairness of kant's. 19th slide: cultural relativism definition. 20th slide: it's about " The different articles are given and explain double taxation acts". 21st slide: advantages and disadvantages of cultural relativism. 22nd slide: Pakikisama " sense of togetherness" is it refers to doing somebody a good deed. 23rd slide: the three approaches of development of moral character on the six stages of moral development. 24th slide: reason can also be the source of unconditional demands, that is, demands that do not presuppose any particular ends of inclination. 25th slide: in Kantian theory, by rationality right or wrong can be determined. 26th slide: the natural inclination of man like self-preservation. 27th slide: kantian theory and utilitarianism means a moral action must be absolute it should be able to applied as universal law. 28th slide: how utilitarianism was formed.

Hana Mae Dunan, Ananglay BEED 2 E- Effectiveness of TH- Trust and Honesty IC- In Classroom S- Settings Slide 1: Talks about Ethics about its definition and its principles. Slide 2: states that In Ethical Naturalism we can observe the world around us. Slide 3: talks about “How Moral Standard are Formed” Slide 4: talks about the culture. Slide 5: about Kant’s view on justice and fairness. Slide 6:is a person can be identified by the culture it possess. Slide 7:Filipino traits impact to people. Slide 8: The characteristics of the Filipino culture according to Dumaraos is explained that we filipino are hospitable, respectful, religious an etc. Slide 9:Says that the Basic universal values mols us as a person. Slide 10: all about the basic value of human being. Slide 11: about steps in moral reasoning to form a fair judgement. Slide 12: talks about Aristotle’s view on ethics. Slide 13:about the 4 thesis utilization. Slide 14: about moral standard and non-moral standards characteristics. Slide 15: About the laws of Act. Slide 16: about the common ethical issue. Slide 17: about the taxation Slide 18: About how taxation belongs to ethics. Slide 19: about taxation Slide 20: about cultural relativism Slide 21:about the advantages and disadvantages of cultural relativism. Slide 22: About filipino values Slide 23: about the six stages of moral development Slide 24: About ethical egoism by Emmanuel kant Slide 25: about the Kantian theory Slide 26: the nature of man Slide 27: Kantian theory and utilitarianism Slide 28: about the 2 Formulations of utilitarianism theory Slide 29: taxation in the Philippines.

TRIBIANA AIVAN Y. BSBA- 2 E- Essence of TH- True Humanity IC- Is Cooperating with S- Society 1. It's all about "Ethics," which defines our actions as good or bad. 2. It talks about " Ethical Naturalism " where it's a branch of ethics that deals with developing ideas of theories. 3. The development of moral standards 4. Three Difficulties: In arriving at the solution 5. Outlines kent's views on justice and fairness 6. Culture is the identification of someone in their specific country 7. How Filipino traits and failings impact people 8. If everyone thinks it's worthwhile universal values 9. Fundamental principles shapes who we are as people 10. Reason is our capacity to comprehend and understand in a situation 11. Steps in moral reasoning to term a fair judgement 12. Aristotle a philosopher who share his ideas in ethics 13. Four thesis of utilitarianism 14. Moral standard is a broad topic 15. Law Acts 16. Ethical issues in the organization 17. Differentiation and Integration 18. How taxation belongs to the subjects of ethics 19. Taxation 20. Cultural relativism 21. Advantages and disadvantages of cultural relativism 22. Filipino values are social constructions that describe what is deemed desirable in the culture of the Philippines 23. Three approaches of development of moral character 24. According to kent, the motivation behind and action rather than the result it produces is the only aspect that lends it moral value 25. Virtue ethics feminist ethics 26. The natural inclination of man 27. Kantian theory and utilitarianism 28. Two formulation of utilitarianism 29. It talks about " Universalism

Lovely D. Ortillo BSED 2 E- Effectiveness of TH- Trust and Honesty IC- In Classroom S- Settings Slide 1: Talks about Ethics about its definition and its principles. Slide 2: states that In Ethical Naturalism we can observe the world around us. Slide 3: talks about “How Moral Standard are Formed” Slide 4: talks about the culture. Slide 5: about Kant’s view on justice and fairness. Slide 6:is a person can be identified by the culture it possess. Slide 7:Filipino traits impact to people. Slide 8: The characteristics of the Filipino culture according to Dumaraos is explained that we filipino are hospitable, respectful, religious an etc. Slide 9:Says that the Basic universal values mols us as a person. Slide 10: all about the basic value of human being. Slide 11: about steps in moral reasoning to form a fair judgement. Slide 12: talks about Aristotle’s view on ethics. Slide 13:about the 4 thesis utilization. Slide 14: about moral standard and non-moral standards characteristics. Slide 15: About the laws of Act. Slide 16: about the common ethical issue. Slide 17: about the taxation Slide 18: About how taxation belongs to ethics. Slide 19: about taxation Slide 20: about cultural relativism Slide 21:about the advantages and disadvantages of cultural relativism. Slide 22: About filipino values Slide 23: about the six stages of moral development Slide 24: About ethical egoism by Emmanuel kant Slide 25: about the Kantian theory Slide 26: the nature of man Slide 27: Kantian theory and utilitarianism Slide 28: about the 2 Formulations of utilitarianism theory Slide 29: taxation in the Philippines.

Angelica A. Jugan BEED-2 1.E- Effective TH- Technical and Human IC- Implementation of Computer-based S- Systems 2. We can discover the definition of ethics and its guiding principles. 3. We define morality as what is ethically right. 4. This ppt explains the moral principles and ethical conundrum. 5. We can truly study the Hypothetical Imperative and Universability on this slide as it discusses the challenges in reaching the circumstance. 6. Discussed culture, saying that as Filipino citizens, we should place moral value on culture. 7. We will study the way of life and it's influence in ethical development. 8. Traits of Filipino way of life in step with Dumaraos is explained that Filipino are hospitable, respectful, non secular and lots of greater. It additionally defined the weak point of Filipino individual. 9. Typical value is a price absolutely everyone finds it precious Schwarts idea of regularly occurring values is explained like power, achievement . hedonism stimulation self-course , universalism , benevolence. subculture conformity , and protection . 10. This slide mentioned the simple everyday values. . This slide speak the extent of traditional stage and its ranges. 11. Step for Moral Reasoning 12. There are 7 ethical reasoning that we are able to study in this slide. 13. We will look at how Aristotle developed his Nicomachean ethics and the threefold essence of man, as well as contractarianism. 14. We can investigate the four main hypotheses of utilitarianism. 15. This presentation illustrated the etiquette and illegal actions in addition to the ethical standards established by Velasquez. 16. It is highlighted how the laws we must follow are unique to felonies and illegal activities. 17. Similar to poor leadership, ethical issues in the company are not unusual. harassment, a toxic administrative center, and many more. 18. Difference between Integration and Differentiation is discussed and defined. gap versus overlap Lack of originality versus loss of readability. 19. Distributive. Justice that is retributive or compensatory is distinguished from one another. The meaning of justice and fairness according to Kant is also examined. 20. The topic of taxes in the Philippines is covered. 21. Cultural relativism holds that people should comprehend the subcultures of various societies. 22. Advantages, disadvantages, and advantages are discussed, and it will become clear that cultural relativism has its own attitude and contributing factors. 23. It mentions values like pakikisama, and utang na loob, and others. 24. We can look into the six tiers of development. 25. Immanuel Kant's theory of the cause has been referenced. 26. We are able to examine virtue, utilitarianism, feminist ethics, and Kantian notion. 27. Self-preservation is a man's innate instinct. test of species propagation and management of others. 28. Deal with others as goals rather than a means to an end," you should operate in a way that respects other people's humanity as well as your own man or woman. 29. The principles of application and greatest happiness, which are two formulations of the utilitarian idea.

Aljon Rey T.Obcial BSBA-2 E - efficacy of being TH - through and Honest I - in C - Classroom S - Setting 1st slide-Define Ethics moral standards that direct how someone acts or how something is done 2nd slide-who is david Hume David Hume was a Scottish Enlightenment philosopher, historian, economist, librarian, and essayist, who is best known today for his highly influential system of philosophical empiricism, scepticism, and naturalism 3rd slide-"Ethical Naturalism" is an example of how humans perceive the world and form opinions as a result 4th slide-Three Obstacles to finding and Solving the Problem 5th slide-The principles of justice and fairness as defined by Kants outline 6th slide-Culture is the way or how a person is viewed and perceived in their particular country 7th slide-the characteristic of filipino culture according to dumaraos 8th slide-universal value what is all about 9th slide-the basic concepts and ideas that shape who each of us are unique as individual people 10th slide-reason is our ability and impartiality to perceive and comprehend in the situation 11th slide-7 steps in moral reasoning how to set up fair 12th slide-who is aristotle The philosopher "Aristotle" talks about his ethics philosophy. 13th slide-the four thesis and principles about utilitarianism 14th slide-it's discuss about morality and characteristics of moral standards by velasquez (2012) 15th slide-the law of acts is our action and deeds that are in permitted accordance by the law 16th slide-the common problems and issues in/with the organization 17th slide-difference vs integration define in terms of ethics 18th slide-discuss what are the connection 19th slide-the taxation of the philippines between taxes and ethics 20th slide-Taxation Cultural relativism-people must comprehend various culture according to the countries 21st slide-cultural relativism prose and drawbacks 22nd slide-the filipino principal values that support and encourage to human growth 23rd slide-personal character integrity 24th slide-the study on reasoning and logic 25th slide-morality 26th slide-the human beings innate tendency 27th slide-theories of utilitarianism 28th slide-the evolution and history of the utilitarianism is discussed

RHEALOU T. GEVEROLA BSBA-2 E- effectiveness of TH- truth and honestly IC- in community to S- society 1st slide - Ethics and Moral Principles talks about the right and wrong 2nd slides - Ethical Naturalism is the ideas of David Hume who created moral theories to fit our observation 3rd slides - Moral dilemma and the ethical dilemma fucos on a person decision 4th slides - The three levels of moral dilemma 5th slides - Identifying Hypothetical Imperative 6th slides - The influence of culture in moral development 7th slides - The characteristic of Filipino culture and it's weaknesses 8th slides - The concept of universal values. The power, achievement, Hedonism and etc. 9th slides - The human dignity refers on how Filipino are respectful 10th slides - Levels and Stages in having orientation about behavior of an individual 11th slides - The seven steps in Moral Reasoning and how they deals with it 12th slides - The rightness and wrongness of an action 13th slides - The four thesis of utilitarianism 14th slides - The non-moral and Moral standards and it's characteristic 15th slides - Acts according to your behavior 16th slides - The common ethical issues in the organization 17th slides - The five concepts in the structural moral dilemma 18th slides - The three kinds of justice and principles of taxation 19th slides - Laws of taxation in the Philippines 20th slides - Cultural Relativism is to strengthen our knowledge 21st slides - Advantages and Disadvantages of cultural ralativism 22nd slides - Values we have being a Filipino 23rd slides - The three approaches of development of moral character and the six stages of moral development 24th slides - Reasoning and theories according to Immanuel Kant 25th slides - Making decisions in our own 26th slides - The natural Inclinations of Man 27th slides - Treat others on how you treat your selves 28th slides - Two formulations of Utilitarianism theory

E- Efficacy of being T H- True and Honest lC - In Classroom S- Setting 1st Slide- Ethics us important because it has a power to define and mold who we are as individuals 2nd slide- It talks about "Ethical Naturalism " where it's a branch of ethics that deals with developing ideas of theories. 3rd slide- The emergence of moral principles. 4th slide- Three Difficulties:In arriving at the solution 5th slide- Outlines Kent's views on justice and fairness 6th slide - Culture is how a person is identified in their particular country. 7th slide- Filipino characteristics and shortcomings influence people 8th slide- Schearts concept of universal values 9th slide- The Filipino way 10th slide- Reason is our ability to perceive and comprehend in a situation 11th slide- How to create a fair judgment using moral reasoning 12th slide- Aristotle a philosopher who discussed his ethics philosophy 13th slide- Four thesis of utilitarianism 14th slide- Morality is a vast subject 15th slide- Law acts 16th slide- Problem with organizational 17th slide- The differentiation and Integration means 18th slide- Taxation in the Philippines 19th slide- Cultural relativism 20th slide- Taxation 21th slide- advantage and disadvantage of cultural relativism 22th slide- Filipino values are social construction that describe what is deemed desirable in the culture of the Philippines. 23th slide- Personal Integrity 24th slide- Studies of reason and reasoning 25th slide- Morality 26th slide- A man's innate propensity 27th slide- Theory of Utilitarianism 28th slide- The history of utilitarianism is covered

Geaorgia Bagasina BEED-II Generalist E- Ethical TH- Technical Human IC- Implementation of Computer S- System Slide 1- Ethics play an important role not only in our personal lives but also in business. We are all encouraged to make ethical choices and apply ethics in all areas of our lives. Slide 2- this goes well beyond the problem of transforming economics, and failing to acknowledge this would provide a too narrow view of this ethical position. Slide 3: The formation of moral standards. Slide 4 : Three Difficulties Slide 5: outlines Kant's views on justice and fairness. Slide 6: Culture is how a person is identified in their particular country. Slide 7: How Filipino traits and failings impact people. Slide 8: If everyone thinks it's worthwhile, universal values Slide: The fundamental principles that shape who we are. Slide 9 : Fundamental principles shape who we are as people. Slide 10: Reason is our capacity to comprehend and understand in a circumstance Slide 11: How to create a fair judgment using moral reasoning Slide 12: Aristotle is a philosopher who discusses his views on ethics (slide 12). Slide 13: Four utilitarian tenets Slide 14: Morality is a vast subject. Slide 15: Law acts are our actions that are in accordance with the law Slide 16: Organizational ethics problems Slide 17: What Differentiation vs. Integration. Slide 18: How taxation relates to ethics is discussed. Slide 19: Taxation Slide 20: Cultural relativism: People must comprehend other cultures Slide 21: The benefits and drawbacks of cultural relativism, slide 21 Slide 22: Filipino values that help us grow as people Slide 23: Moral character Slide 24 - Studies of reason and thinking Slide 25 - Morality Slide 26 - Human nature Slide 27 - Theory of utilitarianism Slide 28 - The origins of utilitarianism

PERFICIO, JAN VINCENT M. BSED -2 E- EMOTION T- TRUST H- HONESTY I- IDEOLOGY C- CARE S- SOCIETY 1- it defines ethics for what is right and wrong 2- it istheories related to ethical naturalism 3- moral standard where a beliefs develop through experience 4-distinguishing good and bad is strategy for good decision making 5- justice and fairness ,treating everyone fairly 6- culture is an important asset that need to be nurture 7- Filipinos has different characteristics that gives unique identity 8- there are characteristics that a Filipino has that gives them a universal identity 9- it explains the dignity of a Filipinos 10- talks about characteristics of a Filipino in different stages 11- it talks about on howa person develop its reasoning ability 12- talks about contractarianism that determine the rightness and wrongness 13- talks about four thesis utilitarianism 14- non moral standard action that are not serious can affect outcome 15- legal and illegal acts is base on laws and rules 16- common ethical issues in an organization has an affect to its individuals 17- a person connot work or do the job without a clear instructions 18- achieving justice gives fairness 19- taxation is made by the state 20-- it explain taxation further more 21- cultural relativism that talks about no judgment in every culture 22- there are advantage and disadvantages when it comes to cultural relativism 23- Filipinos has different values 24- moral development comes on different level 25- it explains the thoery of emanuel kant about reasons 26- talks about moral character and goodness with a womens perspective 27- nature of man and its species are being explain 28- talks about treating human 29-it explains universalism.

👉GODINO, EFRILYN BUCADON 👉2nd year BSBA-MM E- Efficacy of being TH- True and Honest IC- In Classroom S- Setting 1- Ethics is important because it has a power to define and mold who we are as individuals. 2- Ethical Naturalism studied by humans who developed theories about it. 3- The development of moral standards 4- Three challenges in finding the solution 5- The outlines of Kant's views on justice and fairness. 6 - Culture is how a person is recognized in their specific country. 7- How Filipino traits and failings impact people 8- If everyone thinks it's worthwhile universal values 9- Basic ideas that shape who we are as individuals. 10- Reason is our ability to comprehend and understand in the situation 11- How to create a fair judgment using moral reasoning 12- Aristotle is known as a philosopher, he discussed his views on ethics. 13- Four principles of utilitarianism 14- Morality is a broad. 15- Law acts are our deeds that is permitted by the law. 16 - Organizational ethics problems 17- The differentiation and Integration means 18- Differences between taxes and ethics 19- Taxation 20- Cultural relativism: People must comprehend other cultures. 21- The advantages and disadvantages of cultural relativism 22- Filipino values that encourages human development 23 - Personal integrity of characters 24- Research on logic and reasoning 25 - Morality 26- The man's innate propensity 27- Theory of utilitarianism 28 - The history of utilitarianism

CARAY, RICO L. 2-BSBA-MM E- Efficacy of being TH- True and Honest IC-In Classroom S- Setting 1- Ethics is a crucial subject since it may define and shape who we are as people. 2- "Ethical Naturalism," humans study the world and formulate theories as a result. 3- The development of moral standards 4- Three Difficulties: In arriving at the solution 5- outlines of Kant's views on justice and fairness. 6 - Culture is how a person is identified in their particular country. 7- How Filipino traits and failings impact people 8- If everyone thinks it's worthwhile, universal values 9- Fundamental principles shape who we are as people. 10- Reason is our capacity to comprehend and understand in a circumstance 11- How to create a fair judgment using moral reasoning 12- Aristotle is a philosopher who discusses his views on ethics . 13- Four utilitarian tenets 14- Morality is a vast subject. 15- Law acts are our actions that are in accordance with the law. 16 - Organizational ethics problems 17- What Differentiation vs. Integration Means 18- How taxation relates to ethics is discussed 19- Taxation 20- Cultural relativism: People must comprehend other cultures. 21- The benefits and drawbacks of cultural relativism. 22- Filipino values that help us grow as people. 23 - Personal integrity, studies of reason and reasoning 24- Research on logic and reasoning 25 - Morality 26- The natural propensity of man 27- Theory of utilitarianism 28 - The origins of utilitarianism

JERLYN MAE TALLE BSBA-2 E - essence of TH- True Humanity IC- Is Compassion and S - self respect Slide 1: Talks about Ethics about its definition and its principles. Slide 2: states that In Ethical Naturalism we can observe the world around us. Slide 3: talks about “How Moral Standard are Formed” Slide 4: talks about the culture. Slide 5: about Kant’s view on justice and fairness. Slide 6:is a person can be identified by the culture it possess. Slide 7:Filipino traits impact to people. Slide 8: The characteristics of the Filipino culture according to Dumaraos is explained that we filipino are hospitable, respectful, religious an etc. Slide 9:Says that the Basic universal values mols us as a person. Slide 10: all about the basic value of human being. Slide 11:How to create a fair judgment using moral reasoning Slide 12: Aristotle is a philosopher who discusses his views on ethics. Slide 13: Four utilitarian tenets Slide 14: Morality is a vast subject. Slide 15: Law acts are our actions that are in accordance with the law. Slide 16: Organizational ethics problems Slide 17:What Differentiation vs. Integration Means. Slide 18:How taxation relates to ethics is discussed. Slide 19: Taxation Slide 20:Cultural relativism: People must comprehend other cultures. Slide 21: About the disadvantages of cultural relativism. Slide 22: About filipino values Slide 23: about the six stages of moral development Slide 24: About ethical egoism by Emmanuel kant Slide 25: about the Kantian theory Slide 26: the nature of man Slide 27: talks about "Kantian theory and utilitarianism" Slide 28: It talks about universalism. Where everyone is affected then everyone should treat one another equally such as the two formulations ; principle of utility and the greatest happiness.

Dagohoy, Shiela Rose I. BEED-2 E- Efficacy of being TH- True and Honest IC- In Classroom S- Setting 1st - Ethics is important in our everyday lives because ethics has a power to defined and mold our self. 2nd- Ethical naturalism is the idea of David Hume Ethicist and it observed the things around us. 3rd- in this slide it talks about how moral standards are form. 4th- In this slide it discuss in finding the sulotion. 5th- about kant's view on justice and fairness. 6th- Is a person can be identified by the culture it posses. 7th- Filipino traits impact to people. 8th- Filipino culture and weaknesses of Filipino character. 9th- In slide it talks about the basic universal values molds us as a person. 10th- About the basic value of human being. 11th- step in moral reasoning to form a fair judgement. 12th- Aristotle a philosopher who shares his idea in ethics. 13th- four thesis of utilitarianism. 14th- Moral standards Is a broad topic. 15th- Law acts are deeds that we do that are permitted by the law. 16th- Ethical essues in the organization. 17th- Differentiation vs Integration. 18th- kant's meaning on justice and fairness. 19th- This slide is talk between taxes and ethics. 20th- about taxation of the Philippines. 21th- advantage and disadvantages of cultural relativism. 22th- Filipino values that encourage human development. 23th- Integrity of character. 24th- Research on logic and reasoning. 25th- Morality. 26th- A man's innate propensity. 27th- Theory of utilitarianism. 28th- The story of utilitarianism is covered.

Mary Joy R. Caña BEED-2 E-Efficacy of being TH-True and Honest IC-In Classroom S-Setting 1st-Ethics is very important in our everyday lives because ethics has a power to define and mold our self. 2nd-Ethics Naturalism is the idea of David Hume Ethicist and it observed the things around us. 3rd-In this slide it talks about how moral standards are formed. 4th-In this slide it discuss in finding the solution. 5th-About Kant's view on justice and fairness. 6th-Is a person can be identified by the culture it possess. 7th-Filipino traits impact to people. 8th-Filipino culture and weaknesses of filipino character. 9th-In slide it talks about the basic universal values molds as a person. 10th-About the basic value of human being. 11th-Steps in moral reasoning to form a fair judgment. 12th-Aristotle a philosopher who shares his idea in ethics. 13th-Four thesis of utilitarianism. 14th-Moral standards is a broad topic. 15th-Law acts are deeds that we do that are permitted by the law. 16th-Ethnical issues in the organization. 17th-Differentiation vs. Integration. 18th-Kant's meaning on justice and fairness. 19th-This slide is talks between taxes and ethics. 20th-About taxation of the Philippines. 21th-Advantage and disadvantage of cultural relativism. 22th-Filipino values that encourage human development. 23th-Integrity of character. 24th-Research on logic and reasoning. 25th-Morality. 26th-A man's innate propensity. 27th-Theory of utilitarianism. 28th-The history of utilitarianism is covered. Thanks a lot sir.

Marjorie A. Reponte BEED_2 E- Efficacy of being TH- True and Honest IC-In Classroom S- Setting Slide 1: Talks about Ethics about its definition and its principles. Slide 2: states that In Ethical Naturalism we can observe the world around us. Slide 3: talks about “How Moral Standard are Formed” Slide 4: talks about the culture. Slide 5: about Kant’s view on justice and fairness. Slide 6:is a person can be identified by the culture it possess. Slide 7:Filipino traits impact to people. Slide 8: The characteristics of the Filipino culture according to Dumaraos is explained that we filipino are hospitable, respectful, religious an etc. Slide 9:Says that the Basic universal values mols us as a person. Slide 10: all about the basic value of human being. Slide 11: about steps in moral reasoning to form a fair judgement. Slide 12: talks about Aristotle’s view on ethics. Slide 13:about the 4 thesis utilization. Slide 14: about moral standard and non-moral standards characteristics. Slide 15: About the laws of Act. Slide 16: about the common ethical issue. Slide 17: about the taxation Slide 18: About how taxation belongs to ethics. Slide 19: about taxation Slide 20: about cultural relativism Slide 21:about the advantages and disadvantages of cultural relativism. Slide 22: About filipino values Slide 23: about the six stages of moral development Slide 24: About ethical egoism by Emmanuel kant Slide 25: about the Kantian theory Slide 26: the nature of man Slide 27: Kantian theory and utilitarianism Slide 28: about the 2 Formulations of utilitarianism theory 29 slide- it talks about universalism. Where everyone is affected then everyone should treat one another equally such as the two formulations ; principle of utility and the greatest happiness.

Ometha Joy k. Ococa Beed - 2 E- Efficacy of being TH- True and Honest IC- In Classroom S- Setting 1st- Ethics is very important in our everyday lives because ethics has a power to define and mold our self. 2nd- Ethical Naturalism is the idea of David Hume Ethicist and it observed the things around us. 3rd- In this slide it talks about How Moral Standards are formed. 4th- In this slide it discuss in finding the solution . 5th- About Kant's view on justice and fairness. 6th- Is a person can be identified by the culture it possess . 7th- Filipino traits Impact to people. 8th-Filipino culture and weaknesses of Filipino character. 9th- In slide it talks about the basic universal values molds us as a person. 10th- About the basic value of human being. 11th- Steps in moral reasoning to form a fair judgement. 12th- Aristotle a philosopher who shares his idea in ethics. 13th- Four thesis of utilitarianism. 14th- Moral standards is a broad topic . 15th- Law acts are deeds that we do that are permitted by the law. 16th- Ethical issues in the organization. 17th- Differentiation vs. Integration. 18th- Kant's meaning on justice and fairness. 19th- this slide is talks between taxes and ethics. 20th- About taxation of the Philippines. 21th- Advantage and disadvantages of cultural relativism. 22th- Filipino values that encourage human development. 23th- Integrity of character. 24th- Research on logic and reasoning 25th- morality 26th- A man's innate propensity 27th- theory of utilitarianism 28th- the history of utilitarianism is covered.

EGi BOY B. MAGLAHOS BEED2 E- Effectiveness of TH- Trust and Honesty IC- In Classroom S- Settings Slide 1: Talks about Ethics about its definition and its principles. Slide 2: states that In Ethical Naturalism we can observe the world around us. Slide 3: talks about “How Moral Standard are Formed” Slide 4: talks about the culture. Slide 5: about Kant’s view on justice and fairness. Slide 6:is a person can be identified by the culture it possess. Slide 7:Filipino traits impact to people. Slide 8: The characteristics of the Filipino culture according to Dumaraos is explained that we filipino are hospitable, respectful, religious an etc. Slide 9:Says that the Basic universal values mols us as a person. Slide 10: all about the basic value of human being. Slide 11: about steps in moral reasoning to form a fair judgement. Slide 12: talks about Aristotle’s view on ethics. Slide 13:about the 4 thesis utilization. Slide 14: about moral standard and non-moral standards characteristics. Slide 15: About the laws of Act. Slide 16: about the common ethical issue. Slide 17: about the taxation Slide 18: About how taxation belongs to ethics. Slide 19: about taxation Slide 20: about cultural relativism Slide 21:about the advantages and disadvantages of cultural relativism. Slide 22: About filipino values Slide 23: about the six stages of moral development Slide 24: About ethical egoism by Emmanuel kant Slide 25: about the Kantian theory Slide 26: the nature of man Slide 27: Kantian theory and utilitarianism Slide 28: about the 2 Formulations of utilitarianism theory Slide 29: taxation in the Philippines.

GONZALES , QUEENCY B. BSED II E- Effectiveness of TH- Trust and Honesty IC- In Classroom S- Settings Slide 1: Talks about Ethics about its definition and its principles. Slide 2: states that In Ethical Naturalism we can observe the world around us. Slide 3: talks about “How Moral Standard are Formed” Slide 4: talks about the culture. Slide 5: about Kant’s view on justice and fairness. Slide 6:is a person can be identified by the culture it possess. Slide 7:Filipino traits impact to people. Slide 8: The characteristics of the Filipino culture according to Dumaraos is explained that we filipino are hospitable, respectful, religious an etc. Slide 9:Says that the Basic universal values mols us as a person. Slide 10: all about the basic value of human being. Slide 11: about steps in moral reasoning to form a fair judgement. Slide 12: talks about Aristotle’s view on ethics. Slide 13:about the 4 thesis utilization. Slide 14: about moral standard and non-moral standards characteristics. Slide 15: About the laws of Act. Slide 16: about the common ethical issue. Slide 17: about the taxation Slide 18: About how taxation belongs to ethics. Slide 19: about taxation Slide 20: about cultural relativism Slide 21:about the advantages and disadvantages of cultural relativism. Slide 22: About filipino values Slide 23: about the six stages of moral development Slide 24: About ethical egoism by Emmanuel kant Slide 25: about the Kantian theory Slide 26: the nature of man Slide 27: Kantian theory and utilitarianism Slide 28: about the 2 Formulations of utilitarianism theory Slide 29: taxation in the Philippines.

ROMI JAY C. LUATON BEED-2 E- Efficacy of being TH- True and Honest IC-In Classroom S- Setting First slide: Ethics is a crucial subject since it may define and shape who we are as people. In the second slide, which is "Ethical Naturalism," humans study the world and formulate theories as a result. Third Slide: The development of moral standards Fourth Slide - Three Difficulties: In arriving at the solution The fifth slide outlines Kant's views on justice and fairness. 6th SLIDE - Culture is how a person is identified in their particular country. 7th SLIDE - How Filipino traits and failings impact people 8th slide: If everyone thinks it's worthwhile, universal values 9th - SLIDE Fundamental principles shape who we are as people. 10th- Reason is our capacity to comprehend and understand in a circumstance. 11th SLIDE - How to create a fair judgment using moral reasoning 12th- Aristotle is a philosopher who discusses his views on ethics. 13th Slide: Four utilitarian tenets 14th: Morality is a vast subject. 15th- Law acts are our actions that are in accordance with the law. 16th SLIDE - Organizational ethics problems 17th- What Differentiation vs. Integration Means. 18th- How taxation relates to ethics is discussed. SLIDE 19: Taxation 20th- Cultural relativism: People must comprehend other cultures. 21th- The benefits and drawbacks of cultural relativism. Slide 22: Filipino values that help us grow as people 23rd SLIDE - Personal integrity 24th- Studies of reason and reasoning. 25th SLIDE - Morality Slide 26: The natural propensity of man 27th- Theory of utilitarianism. 28th SLIDE - The origins of utilitarianism.

CANTEROS LIEZEL P. BEED 2 E - efficacy of being TH - through and Honest I - in C - Classroom S - Setting 1st slide: Ethics is a significant topic since it has the power to define and mold who we are as individuals. 2nd slide, titled "Ethical Naturalism," illustrates how people observe the world and develop beliefs as a result. 3rd Slide: The emergence of moral principles 4th Slide: Three Challenges in Finding the Solution 5th slide: Kant's ideas on justice and fairness are outlined 6thSLIDE Culture is how a someone is perceived in their specific nation. 7th SLIDE: Filipino characteristics and shortcomings influence people. 8th slide: If everyone deems it valuable, universal principles 9th-SLIDE Basic ideas that shape who we are as individuals. 10th slide : reason is our ability to perceive and comprehend in a situation. SLIDE 11: How to set up a fair. 12th slide :Aristotle, a philosopher, discusses his ethics philosophy. Slide 13: Four principles of utilitarianism. 14th slide The topic of morality is very broad. 15th slide- Law acts are deeds that we do that are permitted by the law. 16th slide Problems with organizational. 17th slide: ethics definition of differentiation vs. integration on slide. 18th slide:discusses the connection. 19th slide:between taxes and ethics. 20th slide: Taxation Cultural relativism of the century: People must understand different cultures. 21st slide :The advantages and disadvantages of cultural relativism. 22ndSlide: Filipino values that encourage human development 23rd SLIDE: Integrity of character. 24th: Research on logic and reasoning. 25th slide :Morality 26th slide : A man's innate propensity. 27thTheory of utilitarianism. 28th slide:The history of utilitarianism is covered.

Myra Mae M. Dueñas BEED-2 E- Efficacy of being TH- True and Honest IC-In Classroom S- Setting SLIDE1 : Ethics is a crucial subject since it may define and shape who we are as people. SLIDE 2: "Ethical Naturalism," humans study the world and formulate theories as a result. SLIDE 3: The development of moral standards SLIDE 4 - Three Difficulties: In arriving at the solution SLIDE 5: outlines Kant's views on justice and fairness. SLIDE 6- Culture is how a person is identified in their particular country. SLIDE 7 - How Filipino traits and failings impact people SLIDE 8: If everyone thinks it's worthwhile, universal values SLIDE 9: Fundamental principles shape who we are as people. Reason is our capacity to comprehend and understand in a circumstance (10th slide). SLIDE 11 - How to create a fair judgment using moral reasoning Aristotle is a philosopher who discusses his views on ethics (SLIDE 12). SLIDE 13: Four utilitarian tenets SLIDE 14: Morality is a vast subject. Law acts are our actions that are in accordance with the law (SLIDE 15). SLIDE 16- Organizational ethics problems What Differentiation vs. Integration Means in the slide 17 How taxation relates to ethics is discussed in the 18th slide. SLIDE 19: Taxation SLIDE 20 Cultural relativism: People must comprehend other cultures SLIDE 21The benefits and drawbacks of cultural relativism, SLIDE 22: Filipino values that help us grow as people SLIDE 23- Personal integrity Studies of reason and reasoning (SLIDE 24) SLIDE 25- Morality Slide 26: The natural propensity of man Theory of utilitarianism, slide 27 28 SLIDE - The origins of utilitarianism

Reymart E. Libuangan BSBA-2 E- Effectiveness of TH- Trust and Honesty IC- In Classroom S- Settings Slide 1: Talks about Ethics about its definition and its principles. Slide 2: states that In Ethical Naturalism we can observe the world around us. Slide 3: talks about “How Moral Standard are Formed” Slide 4: talks about the culture. Slide 5: about Kant’s view on justice and fairness. Slide 6:is a person can be identified by the culture it possess. Slide 7:Filipino traits impact to people. Slide 8: The characteristics of the Filipino culture according to Dumaraos is explained that we filipino are hospitable, respectful, religious an etc. Slide 9:Says that the Basic universal values mols us as a person. Slide 10: all about the basic value of human being. Slide 11: about steps in moral reasoning to form a fair judgement. Slide 12: talks about Aristotle’s view on ethics. Slide 13:about the 4 thesis utilization. Slide 14: about moral standard and non-moral standards characteristics. Slide 15: About the laws of Act. Slide 16: about the common ethical issue. Slide 17: about the taxation Slide 18: About how taxation belongs to ethics. Slide 19: about taxation Slide 20: about cultural relativism Slide 21:about the advantages and disadvantages of cultural relativism. Slide 22: About filipino values Slide 23: about the six stages of moral development Slide 24: About ethical egoism by Emmanuel kant Slide 25: about the Kantian theory Slide 26: the nature of man Slide 27: Kantian theory and utilitarianism Slide 28: about the 2 Formulations of utilitarianism theory Slide 29: taxation in the Philippines.

LOAR, JAY-ANN G. BSBA 2 E- Effectiveness of TH- Trust and Honesty IC- In Classroom S- Settings Slide 1: Talks about Ethics about its definition and its principles. Slide 2: states that In Ethical Naturalism we can observe the world around us. Slide 3: talks about “How Moral Standard are Formed” Slide 4: talks about the culture. Slide 5: about Kant’s view on justice and fairness. Slide 6:is a person can be identified by the culture it possess. Slide 7:Filipino traits impact to people. Slide 8: The characteristics of the Filipino culture according to Dumaraos is explained that we filipino are hospitable, respectful, religious an etc. Slide 9:Says that the Basic universal values mols us as a person. Slide 10: all about the basic value of human being. Slide 11: about steps in moral reasoning to form a fair judgement. Slide 12: talks about Aristotle’s view on ethics. Slide 13:about the 4 thesis utilization. Slide 14: about moral standard and non-moral standards characteristics. Slide 15: About the laws of Act. Slide 16: about the common ethical issue. Slide 17: about the taxation Slide 18: About how taxation belongs to ethics. Slide 19: about taxation Slide 20: about cultural relativism Slide 21:about the advantages and disadvantages of cultural relativism. Slide 22: About filipino values Slide 23: about the six stages of moral development Slide 24: About ethical egoism by Emmanuel kant Slide 25: about the Kantian theory Slide 26: the nature of man Slide 27: Kantian theory and utilitarianism Slide 28: about the 2 Formulations of utilitarianism theory Slide 29: taxation in the Philippines.

CAMILA BEED - 2 E- Effectiveness of TH- Trust and Honesty IC- In Classroom S- Settings 1: Talks about Ethics about its definition and its principles. 2: states that In Ethical Naturalism we can observe the world around us. 3: talks about “How Moral Standard are Formed” 4: talks about the culture. 5: about Kant’s view on justice and fairness. 6:is a person can be identified by the culture it possess. 7:Filipino traits impact to people. 8: The characteristics of the Filipino culture according to Dumaraos is explained that we filipino are hospitable, respectful, religious an etc. 9:Says that the Basic universal values mols us as a person. 10: all about the basic value of human being. 11: about steps in moral reasoning to form a fair judgement. 12: talks about Aristotle’s view on ethics. 13:about the 4 thesis utilization. 14: about moral standard and non-moral standards characteristics. 15: About the laws of Act. 16: about the common ethical issue. 17: about the taxation 18: About how taxation belongs to ethics. 20: about cultural relativism 21:about the advantages and disadvantages of cultural relativism. 22: About filipino values 23: about the six stages of moral development 24: About ethical egoism by Emmanuel kant 25: about the Kantian theory 26: the nature of man 27: Kantian theory and utilitarianism 28: about the 2 Formulations of utilitarianism theory 29: taxation in the Philippines.

SARTE, FLORAMIE BEED-2 E- Equality TH- Teaching honesty IC- In Community S - Support 1. This slide I learned about ethics it means the science of customs or habits of society and the moral principles of moral system. 2.Its all about David Hume who argued that things can be real and he proved by our five senses. 3.The developmental of moral standards and the moral of Dilemma. 4.The difficulties In arriving at the solution which is the problem of vagueness, the problem of conflicting reasons and lastly is the problem of disagreement. 5. It's all about the hypothetical imperative is one that we must fulfill and to satisfy our desire or command conditionally on your having a relevant desire. 6.This slide is about culture and this influence of moral development, that the culture is always social and communal. 7. The characteristics of filipino culture and weaknesses of filipino. 8. Is Universal value a it means it has the same value or worth for all and the schwarts concept if universal values which is the power, achievement, hedonism,stimulation, self-direction, universalism, benevolence, tradition,conformity,and security. 9. The basic universal values there are the happiness, peace, freedom, safety, intelligence, respect, Equality, justice, nature and health. 10. The level of convention and post convention and there stages. 11. Reasoning is the process of drawing out conclusion from the previous knowledge and the 7 steps in moral reasoning. 12. This slide is about Aristotle who wrote Nicomachean Ethics, and threefold nature of man the vagetatives, sentiments and Rational. 13. The Act Utilitarianism is the principle of utility applied directly to each alternative act. And there are the four thesis of Utilitarianism are consequentialism, hedonism, maximalism and non moral standards. 14. Etiquette refers to any socially acceptable code of behavior/concerned with manners. And the Law legal Acts. 15. Religion involves moral instructions. Relativistic are of the opinion that ethics is just. 16. Common Ethical issues in the organization and the structural moral Dilemma. 17. This slide discuss the conflict between the distribution of jobs. The lack of clarity and Creativity. 18. Distributive Justice refers to the extent to which societies institutions ensure the benifits and burdens. 19. Taxation in the philippines ,taxes levied at National level are collected by the office of internal Revenue. 20. Cultural Relativism No one can judge a society by their standards in the principle of right and wrong. 21. Advantages of cultural Relativism and Disadvantages of cultural Relativism. 22. They discuss about the principles of Filipino values . 23. Three approaches of development of moral character the vertues, Dispositions, circular. 24. They discuss the Reason according to Immanuel kant. And the Ethecal Egoism. 26. Vertue ethics is a moral theory that is concerned with the moral and feminist ethics. 27. The Natural inclination of man are self- preservation, just dealing with others and propagation. 28. Kantian theory and Utilitarianism is a theory of moral philosophy that is based on the principles that an action. 29. Universalism the consequences to be considered are those of everyone affected..and the principle of utility the best action that which produces the greatest happiness.

Renalyn C. Dalen BEED-2 E - Effectiveness of TH- the Highly IC- implemented Communication S- setting 1th. Ethics- is an important topic because it define a branch of knowledge that deals with moral principles. 2nd. Ethical Naturalism 3rd.The development of moral standards 4th.Three Difficulties: In arriving at the solution 5th.Outlines kent's views on justice and fairness 6th.Culture is the identification of someone in their specific country 7th slide- The characteristics of Filipino culture 8th. Schearts concept of universal values 9th. The Filipino way 10th slide- impartiality is the quality of being unbiased 11th. 7 steps of moral reasoning 12th. threefold Nature of Human 13th. Four thesis of Utilitarianism 14th. characteristics of moral standard 15th.About the laws of Act.16th.about the common ethical issue. 17th.about the taxation 18th. About how taxation belongs to ethics. 19th. about taxation 20th. about cultural relativism 21th.about the advantages and disadvantages of cultural relativism. 22th. About filipino values 23th.about the six stages of moral development 24th.About ethical egoism by Emmanuel kant 25th. about the Kantian theory 26th.the nature of man 27th.Kantian theory and utilitarianism 28th.about the 2 Formulations of utilitarianism theory 29th.taxation in the Philippines.

Tac-an ,Angel L. E-Effort to TH-Teach and Humble TH-Improve Character S-Society *Ethics -refers to the principles of proper and incorrect habits. *Ethical Naturalism- natural world and human being. *Moral Dilemma-its a choices and obligation. *Difficulties in Arriving at the solution-a common, where it does not meet basic daily needs. *Hypothetical Imperative -to apply individual and choose to cut desire. *Culture-community or social and Economic beliefs *Characteristics of Filipino Culture- The Filipino are helpful and generous . *Universal Value-it has same value or worth an people. *Human Dignity-is the heart of human rights. *Moral Reasoning-People think what is right and wrong . *Contradarianism-refers to type moral and political. *Four Thesis of Utilitarianism-theories generally Elements. *Character of moral standard-envolves serious wrong or significant benefits. *Religion-is a culture and related humanity espirituality. *Common Ethical issues in the organization-promoting on integrity and trust. *Cultural Relativism-our own standard what is strange or normal. *Filipino Values -Family Humor and positivity. *Taxation in the Philippines -collecting taxes from citizen based on eranings all property. *Virtue ethics-is honesty and morality a person.

CASTRO, JERRY MAE M. BSBA-2 E- Effectiveness of TH- Trust and Honesty IC- In Classroom S- Settings Slide 1: Talks about Ethics about its definition and its principles. Slide 2: states that In Ethical Naturalism we can observe the world around us. Slide 3: talks about “How Moral Standard are Formed” Slide 4: talks about the culture. Slide 5: about Kant’s view on justice and fairness. Slide 6:is a person can be identified by the culture it possess. Slide 7:Filipino traits impact to people. Slide 8: The characteristics of the Filipino culture according to Dumaraos is explained that we filipino are hospitable, respectful, religious an etc. Slide 9:Says that the Basic universal values mols us as a person. Slide 10: all about the basic value of human being. Slide 11: about steps in moral reasoning to form a fair judgement. Slide 12: talks about Aristotle’s view on ethics. Slide 13:about the 4 thesis utilization. Slide 14: about moral standard and non-moral standards characteristics. Slide 15: About the laws of Act. Slide 16: about the common ethical issue. Slide 17: about the taxation Slide 18: About how taxation belongs to ethics. Slide 19: about taxation Slide 20: about cultural relativism Slide 21:about the advantages and disadvantages of cultural relativism. Slide 22: About filipino values Slide 23: about the six stages of moral development Slide 24: About ethical egoism by Emmanuel kant Slide 25: about the Kantian theory Slide 26: the nature of man Slide 27: Kantian theory and utilitarianism Slide 28: about the 2 Formulations of utilitarianism theory Slide 29: taxation in the Philippines.