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The Ethics Of Teaching (Thinking About Education Series),New
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This Bestselling Text Has Been Expanded To Include The Most Important Ethical Issues In Contemporary Schooling.The Fifth Edition Features: A Reconsideration Of Equal Treatment Of Students. An Updated List Of Recommendations For Further Reading.Written In A Style That Speaks Directly To Todays Teacher, The Ethics Of Teaching, Fifth Edition Uses Realistic Case Studies Of Daytoday Ethical Dilemmas. The Book Covers Such Topics As: Punishment And Due Process Intellectual Freedom Equal Treatment Of Students Multiculturalism Religious Differences Democracy Teacher Burnout Professional Conduct Parental Rights Child Abuse/Neglect Sexual Harassment.The Ethics Of Teaching Is One Of The Five Books In The Highly Regarded Teachers College Press Thinking About Education Series, Now In Its Fifth Edition. All Of The Books In This Series Are Designed To Help Pre And Inservice Teachers Bridge The Gap Between Theory And Practice.Praise For Previous Editions!Wellwritten And Easy To Read.Should Facilitate Active Class Discussions.The Professional Educatorthis Text Will Surely Engage Readers And Stimulate Them To Discuss A Dimension Of Teaching That Has Been For Too Long On The Back Burner.Phi Delta Kappanan Excellent Discussion Guide For Preservice (Applied) Philosophy Courses Or For Inservice Teachers Interested In Considering How Their Actions Affect Student Selfperception And Classroom Practice.Educational Leadershipkenneth A. Strike Is Professor Emeritus At Cornell University And Professor Of Cultural Foundations Of Education At Syracuse University. Jonas F. Soltis Is William Heard Kilpatrick Professor Emeritus Of Philosophy And Education At Teachers College, Columbia University.
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