Ethical Decisions Involving Stakeholders
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What are some strategies that an educational leader could utilize to account for the interests of all stakeholders when making ethical decisions?
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This post examines ethical decisions in the field of education. How can leaders ensure that the concerns of all stakeholders have been addressed? Over 300 words of original text.
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The following are some strategies that educational leaders can take.
1. First of all make a list of the perceived stakeholders. Obvious choices include students, parents, teachers, administrators and other staff members. Less obvious choices include, taxpayers, alumni, companies that serve the educational system and may be affected such as busing, food service, referees, insurance, construction etc.
2. Have more than one person and more than one department involved in making the list of perceived stakeholders. ...
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