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I am not sure when it changed - but the BBC Religion & Ethics website seems to have undergone something of a face-lift. The results are very good! The website can be found here: http://ope.nr/2Kn
The site pulls together, into one place, all the BBC's content on Religion & Ethics and presents it in a really good way. You could follow a lead to a BBC news story, a Webpage on a particular subject or one the new iWonder pages.
A particularly good iWonder page for those studying Bussiness Ethics in Y13 or at GCSE that is up there at the moment is "Can banking ever be Ethical?" You can find it here: http://ope.nr/2Ko
The site pulls together, into one place, all the BBC's content on Religion & Ethics and presents it in a really good way. You could follow a lead to a BBC news story, a Webpage on a particular subject or one the new iWonder pages.
A particularly good iWonder page for those studying Bussiness Ethics in Y13 or at GCSE that is up there at the moment is "Can banking ever be Ethical?" You can find it here: http://ope.nr/2Ko
Steph McGovern (a BBC Economics Journalist @stephbreakfast) takes you thorough various elements of the subject - why we have banking at all, how banking has been unethical in the past, what the world would be like without banks, what examples of ethical banking are and gives you links to further research opportunities. The site is an excellent mixture of video, images and of course, text.
This particular page would be excellent preparation for those coming to our upcoming Phil. Soc. talk next term by Graeme Cameron, a Director at RBS, entitled "Is Ethical Banking a possibility" on 30th April - more details to follow!
This particular page would be excellent preparation for those coming to our upcoming Phil. Soc. talk next term by Graeme Cameron, a Director at RBS, entitled "Is Ethical Banking a possibility" on 30th April - more details to follow!
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