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Why is ethics important for today’s educational leaders?

Posted on September 27, 2020September 27, 2020 by JL Admin

That ethics is fundamental for leadership in education is self-evident. When compared to any other profession, educators are entrusted with not just professional responsibility but moral responsibility. This is so because educational institutions are the incubators of tomorrow’s leaders in various walks of life. Luke Wood and Adriel Hilton present a cogent case on the…

Ethics – Types – Definitions

Posted on September 26, 2020September 26, 2020 by JL Admin

Ethic of Justice “The ethic of justice is an ethical frame that conceptualizes issues, holds confidence in, and enacts decisions based upon “the rule of law and the more abstract concepts of fairness, equity, and justice”” (Wood & Hilton, 2012) Ethic of Critique “The ethic of critique is juxtaposed to the ethic of justice in…

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