Philosophy and how it relates on teaching

In philosophy idealists discuss the matter of whether truth is relative or absolute and it's important in my opinion to point out that truth might be relative judging by the eye of the person seeking it but mainly just because someone could not foresee the whole reality that doesn't mean that it's not absolute, like talking about the idea of cheating in exams or work or even homework for example, considering it's safe to say that it's bad, but those who might consider it convenient for their situation would go far to defend their position by saying it's good and obviously, from their own point it's not a bad argument, it is however morally speaking wrong, that debate could go as far as any thing, this discussion may even alter the believes of others if it's presented argumentatively but it's good to set grounds on what sort of morals a person want to have while carrying say a responsibility of mentoring or even working at a grocery store.