Is it fair to sacrifce the needs of the individual even when he or she represents a
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Is it fair to sacrifce the needs of the individual even when he or she represents a voice not experienced by the majority? Is it ever fair to sacrifce the greater good for the individual? If so, under what circumstances?
Is this the situation that exists with Cody? Does caring extend to the needs of the group, or is it restricted to the needs of the individual? Where and how does one draw the line between individual rights and the common good? In this case, is there an ethical choice that would support both sides? If so, what is it?
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Ethical Leadership And Decision Making In Education Applying Theoretical Perspectives To Complex Dilemmas
ISBN: 9780367901394
5th Edition
Authors: Joan Poliner Shapiro, Jacqueline A. Stefkovich
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