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Teacher Prep: Learning The Profession's Ethical Demands
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In America, we rely on multiple institutions and as many pathways to train new educators in the fundamentals of the teaching craft. Reformers have routinely called for more systematic approaches, prominent among them transforming teacher education to model the clinical training, research practices and mentoring of doctors.
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Ethics in a Cast
Short takes on the pleasures and pains of
doing the right thing.
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Working Ethics Series
Does your work make you unethical? In this podcast series, people in their 20s and 30s talk about the ethics of their work. We are interested in learning about what people in all types of professions and all kinds of jobs think are their greatest ethics challenges. Our conversations include fresh and illuminating discussions with Ann Arbor area locals and former locals, in fields as diverse as photojournalism and food tourism.
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Military and Veterans' Affairs Series
What citizens should know about soldiering.
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Health Care and Ethics Series
What should the "care" mean in "health care?"
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Featured Podcasts
'Getting The Story Right' with EWA Public Editor Emily Richmond
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Ethics and Nonprofits Series
Does being tax exempt give nonprofits a moral exemption too?
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Ethics and Teaching Series
Should just anyone be allowed to teach?
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Common Sense Moral (and Immoral) Ideas
The people's ethics.
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Ethics Issues in Starting a Nonprofit Website
Conversations about where you might want to insert
< ethics > into your copyright, privacy, and error policies, on your nonprofit website.
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Sport and the Good Life
We know that playing sport should be good for us. In this series, we question the common moral pass that we give to sport and wonder about the ethical uses of the goals and moral boundary lines of games.
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