
Exploring Administrative Decision-Making in Public Education
The Negligence Evolution
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Exploring Administrative Decision-Making in Public Education
The Negligence Evolution
About this book
This book explores the intersections of negligence law in the context of public schooling and school policy. Today's schools face challenges that could easily, and even unintentionally, create a climate for an increase in negligence-based lawsuits. Vacillating laws and societal expectations force administrators to adjust to changing education paradigms as our traditional model of schooling responds to previously unimagined realities. There is no shortage of public policy demanding administrators' attention in response to increased gun violence, limitations on what children can read and what teachers can teach, how we refer to ourselves and each other, and more that emerge almost daily. This book defines "Next-Gen Negligence," placing the tort's traditional elements in the context of an educator's current and future practice, elucidating the tremendous implications for education as a profession.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Front Matter
- Part I. Defining Negligence in Public Schools
- Part II. Introducing “Next-Gen Negligence”
- Part III. Challenges to the Status Quo
- Part IV. Next-Gen Negligence in Context
- Part V. Next-Gen Negligence Going Forward
- Back Matter