Ethical issues for ESL faculty social justice in practice /
Hafernik, Johnnie Johnson.
Ethical issues for ESL faculty social justice in practice / [electronic resource] : Johnnie Johnson Hafernik, Dorothy S. Messerschmitt, Stephanie Vandrick. - Mahwah, N.J. : Lawrence Erlbaum, 2002. - xv, 166 p.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 155-160) and indexes.
Machine generated contents note: 1. INTRODUCTION -- Ethical Principles and Systems: Absolute or Relative 1 -- Ethics and Social Justice 5 -- PART I: INSIDE THE CLASSROOM 11 -- 2. FACULTY RESPONSIBILITIES 15 -- Adjustment to the U.S. Classroom 17 -- Teaching and Modeling Civility 19 -- 3. CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT, INAPPROPRIATE 22 -- COMMENTS, AND COMPLAINTS -- Classroom Management 25 -- Inappropriate Comments and Complaints 29 -- 4. TESTING, ASSESSMENT, AND EVALUATION 32 -- Student and Curricular Issues 34 -- Evaluation of Faculty 39 -- 5. CHEATING AND PLAGIARISM 41 -- Plagiarism 43 -- Cheating 45 -- Pedagogical Concerns 48 -- 6. TECHNOLOGY 50 -- Access 51 -- The Internet 53 -- Teaching With Technology 55 -- Creating Materials 56 -- 7. STUDENTS' SOCIAL AND POLITICAL REALITIES 59 -- Social and Economic Realities 61 -- Political Realities 62 -- The Convergence of Social and Political Realities 66 -- PART I: OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM 69 -- 8. ADVISING AND PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS 73 -- Advising Responsibilities 75 -- Responsibilities and Personal Relationships 81 -- 9. STUDENT SAFETY 85 -- Safety Issues 86 -- Student Concerns 88 -- Pedagogical Strategies 89 -- 10. GIFT GIVING 92 -- Ethical Issues 94 -- Classroom Discussion of Gift Giving 97 -- PART III: THE BROADER CONTEXT 99 -- 11 CURRICULUM DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION 101 -- Contexts of Curriculum Design and Implementation 103 -- Ethical Obligations of Faculty 103 -- Individual Faculty Freedom in Making Curricular -- Decisions 105 -- Choosing and Using Materials Ethically 106 -- Working for Change Within the System 109 -- 12. COLLEAGUES AND THE INSTITUTION 111 -- Balancing Faculty's Obligations to the Institution -- and the Institution's Obligations to Faculty 113 -- Faculty Privileges and Corresponding Obligations -- and Responsibilities 117 -- Ethical Responsibilities to Colleagues and Others 118 -- 13. FACULTY RESEARCH 121 -- Classroom-Based Research 122 -- Acknowledging Others' Contributions 126 -- 14. ACADEMIC FREEDOM 128 -- 15. GENDER AND CLASS 134 -- Gender 135 -- Feminist Pedagogies 137 -- Feminist Ethics 140 -- Class 140 -- Conclusion 143 -- 16. CONCLUSION 144.
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, MI : ProQuest, 2015. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest affiliated libraries.
English language--Study and teaching--Foreign speakers--Moral and ethical aspects.
English teachers--Professional ethics.
Social justice.
Electronic books.
PE1128.A2 / H25 2002
428/.0071
Ethical issues for ESL faculty social justice in practice / [electronic resource] : Johnnie Johnson Hafernik, Dorothy S. Messerschmitt, Stephanie Vandrick. - Mahwah, N.J. : Lawrence Erlbaum, 2002. - xv, 166 p.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 155-160) and indexes.
Machine generated contents note: 1. INTRODUCTION -- Ethical Principles and Systems: Absolute or Relative 1 -- Ethics and Social Justice 5 -- PART I: INSIDE THE CLASSROOM 11 -- 2. FACULTY RESPONSIBILITIES 15 -- Adjustment to the U.S. Classroom 17 -- Teaching and Modeling Civility 19 -- 3. CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT, INAPPROPRIATE 22 -- COMMENTS, AND COMPLAINTS -- Classroom Management 25 -- Inappropriate Comments and Complaints 29 -- 4. TESTING, ASSESSMENT, AND EVALUATION 32 -- Student and Curricular Issues 34 -- Evaluation of Faculty 39 -- 5. CHEATING AND PLAGIARISM 41 -- Plagiarism 43 -- Cheating 45 -- Pedagogical Concerns 48 -- 6. TECHNOLOGY 50 -- Access 51 -- The Internet 53 -- Teaching With Technology 55 -- Creating Materials 56 -- 7. STUDENTS' SOCIAL AND POLITICAL REALITIES 59 -- Social and Economic Realities 61 -- Political Realities 62 -- The Convergence of Social and Political Realities 66 -- PART I: OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM 69 -- 8. ADVISING AND PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS 73 -- Advising Responsibilities 75 -- Responsibilities and Personal Relationships 81 -- 9. STUDENT SAFETY 85 -- Safety Issues 86 -- Student Concerns 88 -- Pedagogical Strategies 89 -- 10. GIFT GIVING 92 -- Ethical Issues 94 -- Classroom Discussion of Gift Giving 97 -- PART III: THE BROADER CONTEXT 99 -- 11 CURRICULUM DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION 101 -- Contexts of Curriculum Design and Implementation 103 -- Ethical Obligations of Faculty 103 -- Individual Faculty Freedom in Making Curricular -- Decisions 105 -- Choosing and Using Materials Ethically 106 -- Working for Change Within the System 109 -- 12. COLLEAGUES AND THE INSTITUTION 111 -- Balancing Faculty's Obligations to the Institution -- and the Institution's Obligations to Faculty 113 -- Faculty Privileges and Corresponding Obligations -- and Responsibilities 117 -- Ethical Responsibilities to Colleagues and Others 118 -- 13. FACULTY RESEARCH 121 -- Classroom-Based Research 122 -- Acknowledging Others' Contributions 126 -- 14. ACADEMIC FREEDOM 128 -- 15. GENDER AND CLASS 134 -- Gender 135 -- Feminist Pedagogies 137 -- Feminist Ethics 140 -- Class 140 -- Conclusion 143 -- 16. CONCLUSION 144.
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, MI : ProQuest, 2015. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest affiliated libraries.
English language--Study and teaching--Foreign speakers--Moral and ethical aspects.
English teachers--Professional ethics.
Social justice.
Electronic books.
PE1128.A2 / H25 2002
428/.0071