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     • By defining core values, modeling ethical behaviors, incorporating character education into lessons, implementing service-learning projects, fostering positive relationships, recognizing character development, and involving families and the community, educators can create a positive school culture and equip students with essential social-emotional skills.
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2. www.unodc.org › e4j › enIntegrity Ethics Teaching Guide: Ethical Learning Environments

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   In other words, to create a favourable environment for teaching on ethics and values, lecturers must demonstrate integrity and limit unethical behaviour in the lecturer's daily practice at the university, including their behaviour ethically towards students, fellow lecturers, and the administrative staff (Hallak and Poisson, 2007).

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   What makes a favourable environment for teaching on ethics and values?

   • In other words, to create a favourable environment for teaching on ethics and values, lecturers must demonstrate integrity and limit unethical behaviour in the lecturer's daily practice at the university, including their behaviour ethically towards students, fellow lecturers, and the administrative staff (Hallak and Poisson, 2007).

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   Why is an ethical environment important?

   • Thus, an ethical environment is not only important as an educational method on its own right but is also crucial for the effectiveness of ethics classes and courses, including those based on the E4J Modules. Against this background, lecturers teaching the E4J Modules may wish to provide an ethical environment in the classroom and at the university.

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   Why do students need an ethical environment at University?

   • Experiencing an ethical environment while at university enhances the moral sensitivity and ethical behaviour of students and helps them appreciate the importance of ethics in their personal and professional life and in society more broadly.

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   Why is ethical behaviour important?

   • Actions speak louder than words. Ethical behaviour can foster ethical learning among students more effectively than merely teaching ethics in isolation. "How you teach" is equally important to "what you teach", especially when teaching integrity and ethics.

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4. www.open.edu › openlearncreate › modUnit 6: Fostering ethical learning environments - OpenLearn

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   5 days ago · In other words, to create a favourable environment for teaching on ethics and values, you must demonstrate integrity in your daily practice at the university and limit opportunities for corrupt or unethical behaviour towards students, fellow lecturers, and the administrative staff (Hallak and Poisson, 2007).

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5. www.edutopia.org › teaching-using-your-core-valuesTeaching Using Your Core Values | Edutopia

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   1 day ago · Teaching According to Your Core Values. These tips garnered from in-depth teacher interviews may help you discover or rediscover the values that guide your work. Teaching is ethical work, demanding constant attention to how the smallest actions affect individuals and a community. Seeking to document the subtle brilliance of teachers as they ...

6. www.gse.harvard.edu › ideas › ed-magazineTeachers Making Ethical Decisions in the Classroom | Harvard ...

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   A discussion on how schools, educators, and families can navigate the continued politicization and tensions around teaching and talking about race, racism, diversity, and equity.

7. www.gse.harvard.edu › 20 › 05Educating Ethically | Harvard Graduate School of Education

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   May 21, 2020 · Connecting education research to practice — with timely insights for educators, families, and communities. The complex decisions school leaders have had to make this spring — and the dilemmas that equity-minded educators have faced.

8. www.unodc.org › documents › e4jTeaching Guide - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

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   This Teaching Guide accompanies the series of 14 University Modules on Integrity and Ethics which were developed by UNODC under its E4J initiative. The series contains the following Modules: • Module 1: Introduction and conceptual framework • Module 2: Ethics and universal values • Module 3: Ethics and society

9. www.reachandteach.net › post › teaching-characterTeaching Character Education: Instilling Values and Ethical ...

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   Feb 25, 2024 · Create a classroom environment that promotes positive relationships among students. Encourage teamwork, collaboration, and mutual respect. Implement activities that build empathy, conflict resolution skills, and effective communication.