A Collegiate Dilemma: The Lack of Formal Training in Ethics for Professors

Jacqueline R. Klein

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Despite the importance of ethical decisions in teaching, ethics is a difficult area for college instructors to gain knowledge of since resources about ethics are not readily visible.

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