address these points: a)--explain what you understand the ethical will to be (citing the assigned readings) b)--say how you think you will approach writing yours: will you talk through it with someone? will you share drafts with a family member or friend? will you go to a favorite place to write? c)-ask any questions you may have, and begin to try to answer them yourself. Here is the Question: What have you learned in Applied Jewish Ethics that you will take away with you and that you would want to convey to others? Discuss how this learning fits into your life and has changed your perspective. Required Readings for Ethical Will Project: Miriam Schulman, “A testament to ethics (Links to an external site.).” Santa Clara University. https://www.scu.edu/mcae/publications/iie/v7n3/testament.html Jack Riemer, “Writing and reading ethical wills (Links to an external site.).” MyJewishLearning.com. https://www.myjewishlearning.com/article/writing-and-reading-ethical-wills/ Constance Gutke, “The ethical will, an ancient concept, is revamped for the  ” New York Times, Oct. 31, 2014. https://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/01/your-money/the-ethical-will-an-ancient-concept-is-revamped-for-the-tech-age.html tech age