Engaging Innovative Ethics in the Age of COVID

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Teaching, Training, and Supervision

Abstract

A Southeastern University Counseling ethical course uses its journey to depict creative ways to engage in remote learning, utilizing CACREP and ACA Ethics Code. Presenters, who were also co-teachers, share their journey teaching emerging telecounseling ethics and illustrating the use of cultural and controversial case studies as teaching tools. The presentation material aids counselor educators and counseling training sites regarding best practices for cooperative and remote learning. Intervention and activities will be provided for attendees.

Description

See Abstract

Evidence

Not available- external review.

Format

Individual Presentations

Biographical Sketch

Lea Herbert is a doctoral student at University of Central Florida.

Gulnora Hundley is an Associate Lecturer at University of Central Florida.

Location

Virtual Conference

Start Date

2-12-2021 2:30 PM

End Date

2-12-2021 3:30 PM

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Feb 12th, 2:30 PM Feb 12th, 3:30 PM

Engaging Innovative Ethics in the Age of COVID

Virtual Conference

A Southeastern University Counseling ethical course uses its journey to depict creative ways to engage in remote learning, utilizing CACREP and ACA Ethics Code. Presenters, who were also co-teachers, share their journey teaching emerging telecounseling ethics and illustrating the use of cultural and controversial case studies as teaching tools. The presentation material aids counselor educators and counseling training sites regarding best practices for cooperative and remote learning. Intervention and activities will be provided for attendees.