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School Law Ethics 2017: The Educator's Code of Ethics and Slippery Ethical Slopes for School Law Practitioners
Contains material from Apr 2017
School Law Ethics 2017: The Educator's Code of Ethics and Slippery Ethical Slopes for School Law Practitioners
3.72 out of 5 stars
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The first presentation (Code of Ethics) was only fair. The second presentation was very good.
Great job. Wonderful way to make ethics enjoyable and practical. Loved the news inserts and the 3 y.o. attorney at the end!
It is difficult to provide an accurate evaluation of 2 separate courses with 3 presenters. As such, the scores below represent an average. The attorney ethics presentation was more informative than the educators' ethics presentation.
The presentation should be at a much higher level for lawyers who regularly practice in this field. Much of the presentation involved reading a statute and the standards we have all read numerous times. More time should be spent analyzing situations in which the standards apply or or recent cases where educator conduct violates the standards.
Educator ethics presenter mostly read rules, but offered few examples or analysis. Session on Slippery Ethical Slopes was much better.
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Session 1: Navigating through the SBEC Educator’s Code of Ethics – Survey the provisions of Texas Administrative Code § 247.2, including disciplinary proceedings and sanctions and a review of recent cases.
Session 2: Conflicts, Ethics and Slippery Slopes – Taxpayer, parent, spouse, school board member—a school lawyer can hold many roles. Examine the potential conflicts of interest that can arise for school law attorneys.
Session 2: Conflicts, Ethics and Slippery Slopes – Taxpayer, parent, spouse, school board member—a school lawyer can hold many roles. Examine the potential conflicts of interest that can arise for school law attorneys.
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Navigating through the SBEC Educator’s Code of Ethics (Apr 2017)
Augustin Rivera Jr.
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Navigating through the SBEC Educator’s Code of Ethics (Apr 2017)
Survey the provisions of Texas Administrative Code § 247.2, including disciplinary proceedings and sanctions and a review of recent cases.
Originally presented: Feb 2017 School Law Conference
Augustin Rivera Jr.,
Del Mar College District - Corpus Christi, TX
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Conflicts, Ethics and Slippery Slopes (Apr 2017)
Amanda Moore, Janet Sobey Bubert
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Conflicts, Ethics and Slippery Slopes (Apr 2017)
Taxpayer, parent, spouse, school board member—a school lawyer can hold many roles. Examine the potential conflicts of interest that can arise for school law attorneys.
Originally presented: Feb 2017 School Law Conference
Amanda Moore,
Texas State Teachers Association - Austin, TX
Janet Sobey Bubert,
Underwood Law, P.C. - Fort Worth, TX