Each school obtained ethical approval for the study from their local ethics committee prior to the start of data collection (one exception to this was at MUSPHSS, Tanzania, where the assessment was regarded as part of an ongoing routine capacity strengthening effort).
And it's important to note that while these ethics classes are a key part of an education, there is still no doubt, as the old saw goes these days, that the majority of people in business or business school are ethical individuals.
Quality assurance in medical education is part of every medical school's ethical responsibility and social accountability [ 2- 4].
Quality Assurance in medical education is part of a medical school's ethical responsibility and social accountability.
A descriptive study of diagnostic test was undertaken at a tertiary center hospital, medical teaching school, with ethical approval of the institute review boards (Research Ethics Committee 4, Faculty of Medicine, Chiang Mai University, Study Code: OBG-13-1433-EX/Research ID 1433).
Federal education officials express ideological impatience with a 60's do-your-own-thing educational approach that stripped public schools of "ethical determinations," as Deborah A. Price, deputy under secretary for safe and drug-free schools, puts it.
You can teach ethics in at least two ways: you can tell children what you think is right and wrong, and/or you can try to conduct schooling on ethical lines.
Catholic secondary schools were targeted for pragmatic reasons (i.e. due to time constraints on conducting the study it was deemed necessary to approach such schools as ethical clearance could be obtained promptly).
Colb and Dorf refer to this as having "interests," a term that not entirely to their satisfaction often carries overtones of utilitarianism, the ethical school of thought based on the pursuit of the greatest good over all.
Re "Shadows Inside a Suburban Bubble: A Wealthy Long Island Town Feels the Harsh Light Cast by a Novel and a Film" (Arts pages, June 18): I moved to Great Neck in 1945 and was educated both in school and in ethical issues by Great Neck's varied and diverse population for all these years.
The need to enhance secondary school students' advanced ethical reasoning and decision-making skills on socioscientific issues (SSI) through science education has been broadly recognized in recent years (Sadler et al. 2006).
