Rule Utilitarianism Resource Pack
Make teaching these tricky Religion and Ethics topics straightforward with this complete, ready-to-use pack!
What’s included:
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One PowerPoint that covers:
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Mill’s idea that not all pleasure is the same: ‘higher pleasures’ (intellectual) are superior to ‘lower pleasures’ (basic physical pleasure)
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Mill’s Proof
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The ‘Harm Principle’: the actions of individuals should be limited to prevent harm to other individuals
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Mill’s Qualitative Hedonistic Utilitarianism
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Higher and Lower Pleasures
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Mill’s Secondary Principles
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Impartiality vs Partiality
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Not all actions need to be morally assessed as actions are morally right if they conform to a historical rule that has demonstrated that it fulfils the principle of utility (now known as ‘Rule’ Utilitarianism)
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Mill’s Utilitarianism as a teleological/deontological hybrid
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Exemplar Essays
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Student writing framework: helps students structure exam-style responses.
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Completed exemplar answers: perfect for modelling, teacher reference, or feedback.
Key Features:
- Clear, engaging slides that break down complex concepts step by step.
- Ready-made structure saves hours of planning.
- Fully adaptable to different exam boards (based on Eduqas Philosophy of Religion and Religion and Ethics).
- Supports students with scaffolding and model answers.
- This resource gives you everything you need to teach, explain, and assess these challenging topics with confidence — whether you’re introducing them for the first time or revising before exams.
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