Beyond Idealism: Fostering Ethical Practices Among Preservice Special Education Teachers

Many preservice teachers enter their training programs with preconceived ideals of the qualities of a “good” teacher. Although some qualities are admirable, these ideals are vague and can potentially lead to problematic and complicated interactions between students and teachers. Establishing professional boundaries with students and their families is necessary for healthy and ethical relationships between

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2025-01-16
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https://doi.org/10.22492/issn.2759-7563.2024.14
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Teacher Education and Leadership Studies
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Beyond Idealism: Fostering Ethical Practices Among Preservice Special Education Teachers

Linda Oshita, Shawna P. Ortogero
Teacher Education and Leadership Studies
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Beyond Idealism: Fostering Ethical Practices Among Preservice Special Education Teachers

Linda Oshita, Shawna P. Ortogero
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Many preservice teachers enter their training programs with preconceived ideals of the qualities of a “good” teacher. Although some qualities are admirable, these ideals are vague and can potentially lead to problematic and complicated interactions between students and teachers. Establishing professional boundaries with students and their families is necessary for healthy and ethical relationships between

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