Ethical reflection is considered to be an important competency for engineering ethics education. However it has no clear definition, which makes it difficult to effectively incorporate it into engineering ethics education. This paper proposes an operationalisation of ethical reflection into four learning goals which can help educators explicitly and systematically assess ethical reflection when using case-based exercises in the engineering ethics classroom. The four components were adapted from established educational approaches for critical thinking and then expanded to apply to normative propositions, the specific domain of ethical reflection
Even without a focused interest in the topic, as we enter the third decade of the 21st Century one w...
Ethical considerations are featured prominently in the professional codes of ethics of various engin...
This translational scoping study investigates how ethics learning is assessed in engineering educati...
Ethical reflection is considered to be an important competency for engineering ethics education. How...
Designing qualitative reflection in (first-year's) engineering (ethics) education is challenging. We...
Engineers are involved in projects which face ethical issues on a day to day bases and can have ethi...
In this chapter, the authors aim to explore the necessity of teaching ethics as part of engineering ...
As attention to the pervasiveness and severity of environmental challenges grows, technical universi...
The inclusion of ethics education in engineering courses has been recognized as fundamental. However...
Ethics teaching in engineering can be problematic because of student perceptions of its subjective, ...
Engineering education must prepare students to assume professional responsibility for the societal i...
The paper assesses two approaches for delivery of engineering ethics: a full semester ethics course ...
The most common method used in the majority of higher education institutions remain to teach ethic a...
Despite the importance of ethics training to accreditation agencies, future employers, instructors, ...
The implementation of ethics in engineering courses often faces several intertwined problems. For ex...
Even without a focused interest in the topic, as we enter the third decade of the 21st Century one w...
Ethical considerations are featured prominently in the professional codes of ethics of various engin...
This translational scoping study investigates how ethics learning is assessed in engineering educati...
Ethical reflection is considered to be an important competency for engineering ethics education. How...
Designing qualitative reflection in (first-year's) engineering (ethics) education is challenging. We...
Engineers are involved in projects which face ethical issues on a day to day bases and can have ethi...
In this chapter, the authors aim to explore the necessity of teaching ethics as part of engineering ...
As attention to the pervasiveness and severity of environmental challenges grows, technical universi...
The inclusion of ethics education in engineering courses has been recognized as fundamental. However...
Ethics teaching in engineering can be problematic because of student perceptions of its subjective, ...
Engineering education must prepare students to assume professional responsibility for the societal i...
The paper assesses two approaches for delivery of engineering ethics: a full semester ethics course ...
The most common method used in the majority of higher education institutions remain to teach ethic a...
Despite the importance of ethics training to accreditation agencies, future employers, instructors, ...
The implementation of ethics in engineering courses often faces several intertwined problems. For ex...
Even without a focused interest in the topic, as we enter the third decade of the 21st Century one w...
Ethical considerations are featured prominently in the professional codes of ethics of various engin...
This translational scoping study investigates how ethics learning is assessed in engineering educati...