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What is Relational Ethics

Handbook of Research on Service-Learning Initiatives in Teacher Education Programs
Philosophical concept that underpins egalitarian relationship between individuals based on care for and support of one another. This concept is based on educational philosophy by Nel Noddings (b. 1929) and Emmanuel Levinas’ (1906-1995) philosophy.
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Service-Learning as Service to Teacher Candidates: A Pilot Study at a Midwestern University
Antonina Lukenchuk (National Louis University, USA)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-4041-0.ch019
Abstract
Since its first initiative in 2004, service-learning has become a bona fide hallmark of National Louis University that is embedded in its mission and strategic goals. In 2015, the university was recognized by the Carnegie Community Engagement Classification as an engaged campus. Unique to the context of its institutional practices, service-learning has received its widest implementation in the college of education. Those who have been integrating service-learning components into coursework have come to appreciate its practical benefits for teacher candidates. The purpose of this chapter is to report on the findings of a pilot case study conducted with teacher candidates who chose service-learning projects as part of the requirement in educational foundations and research courses. The findings of this study support research and scholarship on the benefits of service-learning for teacher education.
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Whistleblowing to Expose Criminal Activity in the Health Sector
A contemporary approach to ethics that situates ethical action explicitly in relationship. An important context of such relationships is within organizations, in which employees and employers have roles and responsibilities. Organizational policies and codes of conduct (and in some nations, anti-defamation laws) usually explicitly prohibit employees from discussing or exposing company secrets to the media or third parties without management approval. Thus, external whistleblowers are implicitly violating the relational ethics of such organizations.
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