Money and Morality Video Pack

Synopsis: A video-based resource pack consisting of 25 5-minute video units and 30 student activity sheets. It aims to help students consider and reconsider their attitudes towards money by looking at the moral and ethical implications of what we earn, the taxes we pay, the investments we make,and what we lend and borrow.
A diverse range of views are presented, including former Chancellor of the Exchequer Norman Lamont, Bruce Kent and stand-up comedian Mark Thomas, as well as experts from the world of finance and religion - Christian, Jewish and Muslim.
Questions include: Can someone earn too much money; what are ethical investment; when does interest become usury; what is a moral or ethical taxation system; what are the moral implications of inheriting wealth?
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Uses: Ages 14-18.
Subjects: Social Studies; FE
Keywords: ethical issues; money; moral values; financial issues

Name: Team Video Productions
Email: admin@team-video.co.uk
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Notes: Producer and distributor of DVD-based teaching packs for schools and colleges that aim to stimulate discussion on issues in areas including citizenship, religious education, critical thinking, energy and environment, and careers/work experience.

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