Dp you think having a class will prevent corporate scandals as we have seen in the past?
550388
no, although ethics is taught in every business curriculum, there are people that will still (when the opportunity presents itself) ensure corporate scandals. \n\nI think a better way would be to have an outside company audit companies more frequently.
857728
yes it's a good idea to take up the management/economic/legel ends of the courses available if they want to take up management as part of thier career they will need them, courses on body language and psycology will also be useful
328106
I do not think that there is a mold that must be fit. If so, the "classy" women would be so alike they would b boring! Class is not a wealth status, name brand, or how you cross your legs and sit on your chair. Class is how you handle situations of severity. Class is self-respect and the unspoken request that others respect you as well. Class is a genuine woman.
679779
No...they should fix the F---d up school instead of shipping students to other schools...just think...if we sunk the billions of dollars every year that we as a nation spend on fighting the drug wars on paying our teachers a decent wage, upgrading the schools and instilling some discipline and good hard work back into the schools our "drug" problems would slowly diminish because we are teaching our future adults that EDUCATION is important...what a concept huh!
65940
I've been a teacher for 11 years.  Generally, smaller has been better for everyone.\n\nHowever, let me throw this in.  For me, behavior has been more important than class size.  I would rather have a class of 40 well behaved students than a class of 15 poorly behaved students any day.\n\nNow days, it's so easy for so many students to get away with so much while at school.  It's really too bad that so much $$$$ is spent on behavior/discipline problems at school.  This is robbing well behaved students.  It's robbing the USA in the long run.
532280
Yes, I think they did get their just due, so to speak.  More significantly, this is one big wake up call to Corporate America.  It says, People aren't going to tolerate being deceived.  Wake up Execs!  Run your company with the best interest of your people at heart.  You are accountable.  And the 'System' will not protect you.
592480
absoulutely...any big money or higly publisized business is going to do backgorund checks on everyone who they do business with.  They got to make sure they are not dealing with pscho's and get them sued.
769138
1. There are no ethics in business.\n\n2. Business is in and of itself dishonest.\n\n3. White collar crime does not need to be taught, it is inherent.
695133
I don't think it should be a requirement but most definitely an elective... I think some schools already have it as an elective.  Not everyone wants to go into the 'business' field..
238906
I think it helps.  Depends on what student see as the problem. Students don't like strict teachers at first, but hopefully see that that teacher cares about them.
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Greenstreet's been watching too much "Mind of Mencia," I think...lol!\n\nAnyway, in relation to E/BD students, it is a specific model of classroom management involving student-centered government of the classroom with the teacher as guide and facilitator, and final judge.\n\nhttp://www.dock.net/gathercoal/judicious_discipline.html\nhttp://www.nichcy.org/pubs/bibliog/bib10txt.htm
1052417
There is no adequete punishment for being tardy anymore.  Educators are not allowed to have  the guts to be tough anymore.  Our soceity will pay for it, just stay tuned.
96370
It is not important to follow a plan in the day-to-day teaching of the class.  However, certain things need to be taught in order for the class to be accredited.\n\nI have had wonderful teachers that had no structure to their classes, other than an outline of which chapters we were going to be tested on.  We covered the material we had to, then we were allowed to ask questions about anything else regarding the class.
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No.  No one wants to lose their job after extensive study and training.  If anything, cops are too afraid to go after a protected class for fear of having to defend a lawsuit or have it on their career record.  Unless, of course they catch a person in the act of committing a crime - and only then after their are 20 or more eye witnesses.
868981
How about ..\n\nthe importance of silence in class?
961687
not really. As long as you took the classes over and showed some improvement i dont see what it would matter
700949
I think its up to the department to make sure that their officers are not rude to the public. I hate to say this but I think that the power of the job goes to some officers head. I feel that some need more training in public relations. An officer can remain calm and still be forceful if he has to.