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    Discovering, Reflecting and Balancing Values: Ethical Management in Vocational Education Training

    By Martin Büscher and Michael Quante

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    Ethics is everywhere! Ethics needs communication! Ethics sharpens your profile! To make this clear, the professional education concept “ProEthics” leads to discovering, reflecting and balancing values in vocational education training. It takes up situations from daily professional life and identifies their ethical dimensions. It has been shaped by the cooperation of European institutions of vocational training and universities representing an interdisciplinary cooperation of ethics and economics. The European Commission supported a two year project that brought experts from Ireland, Spain, Finland, Hungary and Germany together to profile such an innovative concept.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLibreka GmbH
    Release dateMar 10, 2014
    ISBN9783866189737
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