ETHICS AND ANIMAL FARMING
USING THE ETHICAL MATRIX TO MAKE ETHICAL
DECISIONS ABOUT ANIMAL FARMING
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The Ethical Matrix is an educational resource for students and teachers in schools and colleges. The resource provides 3 class exercises in how to apply ethics to issues in animal farming, including an interactive web-based exercise. The exercise enables students to make ethical assessments, based on factual information, about the impacts of organic versus intensive farming methods on farmers, consumers, farm animals, and the environment. It should be used in conjunction with the Teacher's Guide and the Student's Guide.

 
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This educational resource is designed for use by students taking post-16 education courses in biology, agriculture, environmental studies, animal science, food science and applied ethics. Introductory courses at university level may also find it useful.

 
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  The Ethical Matrix resource is available for educational use without charge.  
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The Ethical Matrix resource was written and designed by Professor Ben Mepham
and Sandra Tomkins, Centre for Applied Bioethics, University of Nottingham

This resource is funded and published by:
Compassion in World Farming Trust
5a Charles Street, Petersfield, Hampshire, GU32 3EH, UK
Tel: +44 (0) 1730 268070 Fax: +44(0) 1730 260791
e-mail: ciwftrust@ciwf.co.uk
CIWF Trust is an educational charity, UK Reg. no. 295126

© 2003, Professor Ben Mepham and University of Nottingham