Where are the personal and professional boundaries for teachers?

This video-lecture explores the ethical and moral issues of becoming a teacher - illustrated by some fascinating examples and scenarios. Share it with your colleagues and fellow trainees.
To purchase access to the full 90-minute lecture and additional learning materials, go to: www.newteacherstalk.com/lecture
My book: 'Becoming A Teacher - the legal, ethical and moral implications of entering society's most fundamental profession' is available now. Get a 20% discount using the code ‘becoming20’ at the checkout. Go to: www.crownhouse.co.uk/becoming-a-teacher
About Alan Newland:
Alan Newland Worked as a teacher, teacher-trainer and headteacher in London for over 20 years and then for over a decade with the UK's Department for Education and the General Teaching Council for England. He now writes and lectures extensively on ethics and professionalism in teaching and runs the award-winning social media network newteacherstalk. Author of 'Working in Teaching' (Crimson Books).

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