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Hand-picked dilemma sets for your classroom
First Week Starters
Seven accessible dilemmas perfect for introducing students to ethical reasoning. Each scenario is clear, relatable, and sparks immediate discussion.
Friendship & Loyalty
Eight dilemmas exploring the tensions between loyalty, honesty, and what it truly means to be a good friend. Drawn from Aristotle, Epictetus, John Locke, and Marcus Aurelius.
Fairness & Justice
Six scenarios that challenge students to think carefully about fairness, equal treatment, and what justice requires when resources and opportunities are unequal.
Digital Life
Four dilemmas set in online spaces and gaming worlds, asking students to apply timeless ethical principles to modern questions about privacy, peer pressure, and digital responsibility.
Standing Up
Eight dilemmas about courage, bystander moments, and resisting peer pressure. Ideal for discussions on when — and how — to speak out.
Great Thinkers Sampler
One dilemma per philosopher — Aristotle, Confucius, Epictetus, Frederick Douglass, John Locke, Marcus Aurelius, Mary Wollstonecraft, and Kant — for a tour across history's moral traditions.
Quick Debates
Six concise dilemmas designed for short class periods or warm-up activities. Each one gets to the ethical core fast and invites lively debate.
Deep Dives
Six richly layered dilemmas — including a Kant medical ethics case — suited for extended Socratic seminars, writing assignments, or multi-day units.