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Get Rid of Incompetent Teachers, Any Way You Can!
Journal of Cases in Educational Leadership (2001)
  • Duane Covrig, Andrews University
Abstract
This case explores one principal's struggle to justify her course of action to "get rid" of an ineffective teacher. It focuses on her justifications as she contemplates her moral actions and some of her tactics. This case touches on many themes: ethical decision making, professionalism, supervision, personnel law, teacher unions and tenure. The teaching notes summarize several uses for this case but focus primarily on the organizational and interpersonal context of professional accountability in educational administration.
Keywords
  • leadership,
  • education,
  • ethics,
  • professionalism
Disciplines
Publication Date
Summer June 1, 2001
Publisher Statement
Retrieved March 23, 2015. From: http://jel.sagepub.com/content/4/2.toc
Citation Information
Duane Covrig. "Get Rid of Incompetent Teachers, Any Way You Can!" Journal of Cases in Educational Leadership Vol. 4 Iss. 2 (2001)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/duane_covrig/10/