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Cox, Thomas D.; Raditch, Joseph – Journal of Effective Teaching in Higher Education, 2022
Cyberbullying is a phenomenon increasingly affecting students and faculty in K-12 through higher education systems. Cyberbullying in higher education negatively affects institutions and their respective stakeholders. The consequences range from faculty turnover to student suicide. Research related cyberbullying in higher education in online…
Descriptors: Online Courses, Computer Mediated Communication, Bullying, Educational Policy
Maxwell, Bruce; Hirsch, Sivane – Journal of Beliefs & Values, 2020
Taking Quebec's mandatory religious education curriculum, Ethics and Religious Culture (ERC), as a case study, this paper examines the question of whether it is legitimate to teach about the illiberal and discriminatory aspects of religious belief and practice--misogyny, homophobia, racial discrimination and the like--in a religious education…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Religious Education, Ethics, Foreign Countries
Demers, Joseph A.; Sullivan, Amanda L. – Psychology in the Schools, 2016
Most U.S. children and adults use computers and the Internet on a daily basis. The pervasiveness of electronic communication in a variety of contexts, including home and school, raises ethical and legal concerns for school psychologists and those in related fields of practice, because of the risks to privacy and confidentiality, boundaries,…
Descriptors: Computer Mediated Communication, School Psychologists, Confidentiality, Risk
Sadeh, Shanna; Sullivan, Amanda L. – Psychology in the Schools, 2017
In this article, we discuss conflict between law and science relative to the presumption in special education law that multidisciplinary teams and others identify the causes of problems giving rise to special education needs. First, we explain eligibility criteria, highlighting ambiguities therein and why criteria constitute a mandate for causal…
Descriptors: Ethics, Legal Problems, Guidelines, Educational Policy
Sutherland-Smith, Wendy – Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management, 2014
In universities around the world, plagiarism management is an ongoing issue of quality assurance and risk management. Plagiarism management discourses are often framed by legal concepts of authorial rights, and plagiarism policies outline penalties for infringement. Learning and teaching discourses argue that plagiarism management is, and should…
Descriptors: Plagiarism, Quality Assurance, Educational Policy, Universities
Chinn, Nancy
Resendes; Porter, Paul – Community College Journal of Research and Practice, 2013
The seriousness of concussions in athletics is only recently becoming fully understood and appreciated. There are significant implications for the concussed student-athlete both in returning to the playing field and the classroom. Although practices are now in place to improve identification and management of concussions in professional sports,…
Descriptors: Head Injuries, College Athletics, Athletes, Guidelines
Inmate Involvement in Prison Legal Services: Roles and Training Options for the Inmate as Paralegal.
Statsky, William P. – 1974
An introduction to the role of the paralegal in the free world, the inmate as paralegal, legal service needs, and program planning are included along with guidelines for the training of inmates as paralegals. Paralegal services, legal problems, and legal services are extensively defined. The legal problems of inmates and methods of providing legal…
Descriptors: Constitutional Law, Guidelines, Legal Assistants, Legal Problems
Peer reviewedWalker, Janice R. – Computers and Composition, 1998
Argues that, by approaching conventions of citation and prohibitions against plagiarism in the classroom from the perspective of copyright issues, students can come to a greater understanding of the nature of scholarship. Makes recommendations for teaching students about the issues involved, and suggests ways that authors, teachers, and…
Descriptors: Class Activities, Computer Mediated Communication, Computers, Fair Use (Copyrights)
Rozalski, Michael E.; Yell, Mitchell L.; Boreson, Lynn A. – Journal of Special Education Leadership, 2006
Seclusion timeout and physical restraint are aversive procedures designed to reduce or eliminate students' serious problem behavior. Using these procedures with students in special education has become commonplace in the last decade. Nevertheless, both seclusion timeout and physical restraint procedures have been, and continue to be, quite…
Descriptors: Legal Problems, Student Behavior, Civil Rights, Hearings
Kalkani, Efrossini C.; Boussiakou, Iris K.; Boussiakou, Leda G. – European Journal of Engineering Education, 2004
The primary objective of this paper is to apply the educational theories of Kolb's experiential learning and Bloom's educational taxonomy in restructuring the course "Renewable energy engineering". The steps of the research procedure investigate the application of learning theories to the restructuring of the course and the introduction of…
Descriptors: Learning Theories, Legal Problems, Cognitive Style, Introductory Courses
Read, Peter B. – 1974
A discussion of the limited meaning of test scores, testing as an invasion of privacy, the abuse of test scores as confidential information and privileged communication, recording and storing of test results, access to test scores, and the demand for accountability forms the basis for recommendations for the release of individual and group test…
Descriptors: Accountability, Civil Liberties, Confidential Records, Confidentiality
Carlson, Kenneth; And Others – 1977
The document presents a state-of-the-art review of citizen court watching projects. It examines two particularly well-documented projects, and offers guidelines for citizen effort in court improvement. Citizen court watching is interpreted to include unofficial court monitoring, observation, and recommendation for reform by citizen groups and…
Descriptors: Action Research, Case Studies, Citizen Participation, Citizen Role

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