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by Todd A. DeMitchell & Scott FletcherEducators owe a legal duty to their students to protect them from foreseeable harm. Educators, as professionals, are also required to act in an ethical manner towards their students. But what happens when the duty to protect conflicts with the wishes and legal rights of the parents and possibly the student? A do not resuscitate order for a student challenges the legal duty to protect and the professional demand to act ethically. Unfortunately, this situation occurs within the special education community of our public schools with heart wrenching frequency.
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The Weblog of Gary Natriello, Executive Editor
TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 2008 Not the Time for More Research
“Now is not the time for more educational research or reports or commissions.” So says A Stagnant Nation, a new report that examines the state of U.S. education twenty-five years after the release of A Nation at Risk. read more >>
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