Tag: Educational ethics

• Top 10 Criteria for Choosing Edtech

    There are important considerations that need to be at the forefront of our decision making when it comes to choosing edtech. When we metaphorically ‘grab’ onto the technology and use it without thought as to how it affects our pedagogy, we may be putting our learners at a a disadvantage. Therefore, there are several […]

  Deborah McCallum

  January 2, 2014

  21st Century Learning, Ed-Tech, Educational Leadership, Educational Technology, eLearning

  Big Ideas in Education, Classroom ecology, Digital Tools, Ed-Tech, Educational ethics, Educational Leadership, Educational Technology, Equity and Access, Equity and Access to Education, Equity and Access to Technology, Ethics, Ethics in Education, leadership, Pedagogy, Student Success, technology adaptation, Technology in Education

• Ethical Principles for Educators: Promoting the Dignity of all Students

    Everyday, educators come together both in and out of our schools in order to promote social, emotional, cognitive, and behavioural success for all students, thus enabling them to function to their highest potential in an ever-changing society. This includes promoting and supporting inclusive and ethical models when working with exceptional children. The data from assessments are invaluable, and must […]

  Deborah McCallum

  October 23, 2012

  Big Ideas in Education, Ethical Principles

  Big Ideas in Education, boundaries of competence, dignity of students, Educational ethics, Ethical principles, exceptional learners, exceptionalities, special needs, treating students with respect