The National Council for the Advancement of Educator Ethics (NCAEE) presents an insightful conversation among practitioners regarding the intersection of social media and the education profession.
A panel of educators, attorneys and a social media expert have an unscripted discussion related to the blurred boundaries between professional and private use of social media, the expectations that are often placed upon educators regarding its use, and the prevalence of cases that result in licensure sanctions. In addition, the discussion illustrates how the Model Code of Ethics for Educators has become a valuable tool in promoting professional discussions and guidelines around the use of technology, social media and other forms of communication.
Join panelists Callie Marksbary, Mary Harris, Nancy Pugliese, Lori Kelly and Frederick Lane, as well as moderator Troy Hutchings, as they discuss the many nuances of this relevant topic.
The Colorado Story: The Model Code of Ethics for Educators (MCEE)
The Nevada Story: The Model Code of Ethics for Educators
The Hawaii Story:The Model Code of Ethics for Educators
Politics and the Ethical Educator
National Board Certification – Information and Updates
Overview of Ohio’s Alternative Licensure Institutes
Focusing on Ethics: Smartphones in the Classroom
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