Teachers' Ethical Attitudes

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1998
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Abstract
No one denies that a teacher whether teaching children in elementary schools, or the adults in high schools and colleges leaves at least some impact on their outlook on life. His attitude could be good enough to win their appreciation. His behavior may arouse in them-anger, depression, or even cause in them Some kind of abnormality. The longer a teacher's association i, with them, the more likely is this effect to be tangible. Specially, children are easily influenced by his behavioral characteristics during this, association Ideally, his professional objective is to teach and promote in his students a number of desirable qualities that are helpful to them in acquiring knowledge using it in a proper manner, and functIoning as civilized members of a society
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Authors Dr. Khalid Pervaiz, Dr. A.Z. Memon
Journal Journal of Statistics
Year 1998
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