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After analyzing the Case, I have identified the moral issues as whether or not the English teacher is right or wrong by changing the grades of his students to a higher grade, in order for them to pass his class. Since the normative thought process would be to give the students the grades that they have earned in order to make sure they comprehend what they are learning then we are dealing with more of a descriptive claim. With this case I believe we are also dealing with a non-moral prudential claim because we are dealing with what would be in the best interest of the students in order to make sure that they experience the highest utility of life not just in college.