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Handelsman, Mitchell M. – 1986
Ethical bases of the informed consent doctrine are explored relative to how much information students need before they take a course. Such information includes content, grading policies, assignments, course goals, teaching philosophy, and techniques. The major justification of informed consent is autonomy; individuals need adequate information to…
Descriptors: Assignments, College Instruction, College Students, Course Content
