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• Religion
• Secondary Education

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What is Morality?

• Morality relates to the principles of right and wrong
  
• Morality is to do with right or wrong, regardless of whether the                     ‘right’ action/choice is seen as good or bad
• Many people see morality as ‘personal’, meaning that what one             person considers ‘right’, another may consider ‘wrong’
• There are usually accepted standards of what is right and wrong              within a society
• Different cultures and religions often have different beliefs on               what’s right and wrong

School/Friends

• At school your mentors such as teachers may influence your morality

• Your peers, in school and outside of school also influence you, similarly to the way your siblings and cousins do

Media/Social Media

When you watch a documentary for example, of a zoo, it may be portrayed as a bad zoo that is being very harmful to the animals

● While this may not be exactly accurate you naturally begin to believe             this and from that may decide that zoos are in fact morally wrong

● You may then share that video on your social media, which will                         further influence other peoples’ morals also

Keywords relating to Morality

• Belief- to hold a strong opinion or viewpoint on something
  
• Choice- making a decision while considering what's considered right or wrong
  
• Influence- the capacity to have an effect on a person, development or
  
• behaviour of someone or something.
  
• Morality- concerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour
  
• Principle- the reasoning which serves as a foundation for a belief or
  

      behaviour

• Society- a group/community of people living together sharing laws 

De persoonsvorm (pv)

• In elke zin staan werkwoorden. 

• Een van die werkwoorden (let op: soms zijn het er meer) is de persoonsvorm.

• De pv geeft het getal/aantal aan en de tijd.

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