Do we need better moral education? Polls show we are all getting angry. Some think the only solution is to start teaching people how to be morally good.
The real reason people are so mean
Practicing ethics: Aristotle (right) is said to have disagreed with Plato's (left) idea that to be virtuous you needed training in science and mathematics to understand goodness. Instead, he focused on wisdom to understand how we should act in different situations. Glossary
Poll - The YouGov survey asked 1,107 British teachers about racism and the curriculum.
Pandemic - An outbreak of disease which occurs across a wide geographic area, as opposed to an epidemic, which is confined to a particular region.
Climate change - Long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns. Human action is a major cause of climate change.
Education - Malala has been given the European Union's human rights award and was nominated for (and was jointly awarded) the Nobel Peace Prize last year.
Moral - Concerned with what is right and wrong.
Philosopher - A thinker who comes up with ideas about big questions in life.
Aristotle - A student of Plato, tutor to Alexander the Great and the father of political philosophy.
Habit - Something you do without thinking and would find it hard to give up.
Iris Murdoch - An Irish-British novelist and photographer (1919 - 1999), best known for writings on morality and good and evil.
Universe - Everything. Including all of time and space and its contents.
Poverty - The state of being very poor.