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Issues Education, Spring 2013. Benninga 77. Resolving Ethical Issues at School Jacques S. Benninga California State University, Fresno Introduction Many incidents in schools present Ethical dilemmas for educators. For example, a colleague of a fifth grade teacher overhears that teacher's students' talking about how they received inappropriate assistance from the teacher on an end-of-year standardized test. Should she report her colleague, confront her, or ignore what she overheard? Perhaps a School board member wants his child placed with a particularly well-respected teacher in an already crowded classroom.
professional ethical dilemmas exist. Warnick and Silverman (2011) developed a process that integrates philosophical theory, professional codes of ethics, and case analysis. Their process uses a framework for resolving dilemmas that is comprised of nine steps, from compiling information about the case, to identifying and defining the ethical
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