Additional Ethic Sites

To be honest this first one is almost comical; simply put, the site itself makes me question the validity of the research and resources. Nonetheless, it seems to be a recognized site in the educational community and outlines several codes of ethics as pertaining to education.

• http://www.edethics.org/

This second link takes you to the NEA website and outlines who, what, why, etc. of NEA, and it's policies. For more specifics on ethics in educations take a look at the second link.

• http://www.nea.org/aboutnea.html
• http://www.nea.org/code.html

The third site is the Alpine District website where you can choose from the drop down menu different topics and the policies, proceedures, and regulations applicable therein:

• http://www.alpine.k12.ut.us/docs/dbaccess.html?taf=Policy

The final link goes to UEA and outlines the basic rules and code of ethics for Utah teachers:

• http://www.utea.org/qtl/rights/ethics/ethics.htm
• http://www.utea.org/qtl/rights/ethics/ethics2.htm

Here is the Online Ethics Center for Science and Engineering at Case Western Reserve University. They have materials on how to teach ethics in engineering classroom, how to guide ethics education in Engineering and Science

• http://onlineethics.org/eng/edu.html

An ethics presentation by Geoff Wright: http://msed.byu.edu/ipt/wright/ethics_presentation.htm

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