Bias, vested, ...

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• Leerjaar 5

BIAS vs VESTED INTEREST

How easy is it to not be biased?

Discuss:
video & vested interest

Conclusion dismantle ....

TODAY

You will…

Know the difference between

facts

opinions

value judgements

predictions

Vested interest

Discuss the bias of the article.
Conclusion:

Fact & Opinion:
How to see ....

Value judgement

value judgement / bias / vested interest

Judgement group:

(activity 2.5 & 2.6) 

Should people be allowed to buy medicines without doctors’ prescriptions? Should minimum wages be imposed in order to promote greater equality of income distribution? And, more generally, are there moral limits on the extent to which the market should be allowed to determine the allocation of resources between different people and activities?   Furthermore, should policies be designed primarily to increase people's happiness rather than their incomes?  

DISCUSSION GROUP

                                               TO DO

1) What about ..... 

2) Activity 2.5 & 2.6

3) Problem Solving (when time) 

Problem Solving

GOAL

A significant component of your Individual Report and Team Project is your ability to propose appropriate Courses of Action to resolve problems. That’s why section 2.7 is about…

Taking the right course of action when facing problems.

AIM 

1) Study fig. 2.16 (p. 87) & fig. 2.17 (p. 88)
2) Do activity 2.28 (p.89)
3) Discuss your answers

NEXT 2.27

In groups of two/three….

1) Identify whether the course of action needed for a-d is personal, local, national or global

2) Pick from Activity 2.27 (page 88) the global topic and come up with personal, local, national and global courses of action using the scheme in Figure 2.16.

3) Remember to consider whether these courses of action are SMART (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Timely)

Group outcome: