Ethical Educational Leadership:
Untangling Ethical Dilemmas and Imagining Alternative Futures.
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Introduction
The major project for this course is a case assignment. You will have the option to publish your case in an open educational resource titled Ethical Educational Leadership: Untangling Ethical Dilemmas and Imagining Alternative Futures.
Assessment Criteria
You will be assessed based on the following criteria:
| Criteria | Weighting |
|---|---|
| Scholarly analysis of the leadership decision that occurred. | /5 |
| Application of multiple ethical lenses. | /5 |
| Reflection on your positionality (assumptions, biases, values) and its impact on your analysis. | /5 |
| Relevance and feasibility of proposed alternative solution. The analysis must include an infographic or table comparing what occurred with what you have proposed as an alternative approach. | /5 |
| The quality of your writing and use of APA 7th edition guidelines for formatting and citations. The written case study should be approximately 2,500 words (not including references). | /5 |
| The strength of your arguments and use of supporting evidence. You must include a minimum of 15 scholarly and popular sources to support your arguments. | |
| Total | /30 |
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