A comprehensive, ready-to-teach resource covering Kantian Ethics for the OCR A Level Religious Studies (H573) Religion and Ethics component.

This resource takes students through Kant’s deontological ethical theory in a clear, structured and exam-focused format, from the foundations of his approach through to application and evaluation.

Covers:

Immanuel Kant and the Enlightenment

Duty, reason and moral motivation

Good Will and moral worth

Duty versus inclination

Hypothetical and Categorical Imperatives

The three formulations of the Categorical Imperative

Universal Law

Humanity as an End in Itself

The Kingdom of Ends

Perfect and imperfect duties

Autonomy and moral freedom

Strengths and weaknesses of Kantian Ethics

Application of Kant’s theory to ethical issues

Retrieval practice and exam-focused evaluation

The presentation includes clear explanations, comparisons, retrieval activities, application tasks and evaluation, making it suitable for whole-class teaching, independent study, revision and OCR exam preparation.

Specification: OCR A Level Religious Studies – H573Component: Religion and EthicsTopic: Kantian Ethics

A professional, classroom-ready resource designed to reduce planning time while giving students a clear foundation in one of the key normative ethical theories required for OCR.