I
defined ethics as the principle of good morality behaviors. Myself as
deaf educator, my personal code of ethics could be tested in a
leadership position because I often faced numerous obstacles
communicating with administrators, staffs and parents beyond the basic
concepts.In my experience, conflict
occurs and exacerbate when communication channels are not set in place
or become disrupted. This situation is even more obvious when we are
talking about deaf teachers (like me) and it interaction with the
school administration and rest of the staff members. Only a great deal
of effort and creativity (problem solving outside the box) and the
commitment to improve communication can possibly help to solve the day
to day situations and conflicts. For example, when it comes to
emergency situations, in many cases I faced what I call “communication
slowdowns” because interpreters weren’t always available at those
times. This experience illustrates the example that my personal ethic
will be ultimately tested regarding to challenges of communication
barriers. However, my personal code of ethic guide my decision making as
a school leader, I will ensure to review and implement policies and
procedures, along with ethical codes, that promote professional educator
compliance in decision making, actions and behaviors and model the
highest standard of conduct, ethical principles and integrity in
decision making. It is imperative for me as school leader to apply
knowledge of ethical issues affecting education, follow laws, policies,
and procedure in a fair and reasonable manner, and communicate
effectively with a school stakeholders and appropriate authorities about
the decision making process.
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