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EDD723 Ethics and Values in Learning Organizations

Course Description

The ethics and values-based decisions that learning organizations are faced with are explored in-depth. Case studies on access, diversity, plagiarism, technology, confidentiality, student-faculty relationships, and harassment are discussed. The roles of value education, codes of conduct, and codes of ethics are debated.

Course Competencies

  • Compare various current ethical theories and their philosophical underpinnings.
  • Evaluate the relationship between personal value and professional ethical standards.
  • Evaluate the factors involved in making ethical decisions in global learning organizations.
  • Examine trends of ethical decision making in educational leadership.
  • Determine strategies that address ethical issues to improve educational leadership decisions.

Topics and Objectives

Reading Week

Philosophy of Ethics

History of Ethical Thought

Individual Approach to Ethics

Ethical Leadership

Contemporary Ethical Issues

The Consequences of Human Actions

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