Ethics: Theory and Practice, Instructor's Manual with Essays and Quizzes

To be used with Ethics: Theory and Practice, 9th Edition, by Jacques Thiroux.From Preface:This isntructor's manual follows a set procedure for each chapter. A General overview of each chapter is followed by class suggestions. Here I have tried to draw upon those things in my experience that I have found useful. Instructors should of course experiment to find what works best for them. A section on key concepts and questions follows. Instructors might write these on the board or display them on an overhead for students to copy into their notes for each topic. Students will then have a rubric to fill out as instructors go through the key concepts in the text in more detail. Key concepts and questions are a guide or signpost for students to the material to be covered and instructors may use these questions as essay, homework or exam questions. The chapter summaries are provided to help you deal with the detail of the text. Used in conjunction with the author's own chapter summaries (given at the end of each chapter) they should provide a clear outline of the text and help with your own emphasis and focus. They follow the text strictly and instructors may find that using these summaries with an overhead projector will aid in structuring the material for a typical introductory ethics class lecture.