The Institute for Global Ethics’ four-hour highly interactive Tone-at-the-Top Seminar establishes processes for administrative leadership to explore the tough ethical dilemmas inherent in running schools, and to consider approaches to building cultures where trust and self-regulation are the norm.

During the seminar, leaders explore and analyze real-life, right-versus-right dilemmas, learn about ways to confront issues that face them every day, and investigate the ways that decision-making affects the culture of the schools they lead.

Target Audience

Administrative Leadership, including—superintendents, principals, heads of schools, assistant heads, deans, and others.

Course Objectives

• Analyze the shared ethical values that are in conflict in real-life, right-versus-right dilemmas, and identify ethical choices according to four dilemma paradigms
• Apply and consider three practical approaches to resolving tough dilemmas—ends-based, rule-based, and care-based
• Explore the Schools of Integrity project and consider how decision making impacts the ethical climate of schools

For Additional Information

Contact Amber Kruk, Associate Director of Education
Phone: +1-800-729-2615 ext. 132
Direct: +1-207-542-1546
Email: akruk@globalethics.org

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