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I'm taking classical Ethics this semester online. So far it's not too bad but not sure about the tests we will have. So far we are reading about Socrates and Plato which I would have never thought would be part of Ethics but you never know when you sign up for a class.
Can't offer any assistance, but good luck!!!
I loved the ethics classes I've taken. When I was in high school, I dated a philosophy professor, and .... Well, it didn't end very well, actually. I think he may have been gay.
But I took the ethics class that was required at my nursing school (they wouldn't accept ethics classes from other schools) and I would joke about it at work. "I have an ethics test tonight. Perhaps I'll cheat."Hah hah - very clever. But then, of course, I only got a "B" in it.
I don't really have any help for you - some classes you do just have to slog through if you can't change to some other class. Our professor was just wonderful! I wonder what kind of teacher "my" philosophy professor was/is? Probably not very good - he was pretty dry, just as a boyfriend.
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Dennie
Jeez, that's a real shame. I would think that an Ethics class in Nursing would be really interesting. Is it designed for Nurses or is just "Professional Ethics" in general for any profession?
I liked the suggestion memphis had about bringing topics to class and maybe getting the teacher and the rest of your class into some dialog. That would make it way more interesting and you would probably learn a lot more than reading what other people think of Ethics. Yuck, nothing worse than a whole textbook of research papers.
Really, what a shame, with so many hot topics surrounding Nursing and Medicine in General your teacher could have made this such a fun and interesting class.
ashemson
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I am taking my last three prereq's and one of them is professional ethics class. I have been there two days now, and it is horrible! The teacher is a total goober, and makes it completely boring. I think it could be an ok class, but dealing with him is ruining it! Anyone have any hints or suggestions on how you survived this one? Oh, and the book we are using, is nothing but pages and pages of written research papers conducted by other ethics people. Ugh.