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In this text, the contributors, all of whom teach media ethics, select a poem, film, song, speech or other cultural document, analyse it for implied or explicit ethical lessons and then apply the lessons of that work to a specific case that involved controversial media contact.

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Here is a collection of essays that touch on a wide range of education issues including school reform, civic education, the function of honor societies, the decline of reading and writing skills, the role of guidance counselors, and the effectiveness of school boards.

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Certain films seem to encapsulate perfectly the often abstract ethical situations that confront the media, from truth-telling and sensationalism to corporate control and social responsibility.

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In Mis-Education in Schools: Beyond the Slogans and Double-Talk, Howard Good uses his experiences as a parent, teacher, and school board member to explore what's gone wrong with education and how to make it right. Readers will be challenged by Good's candid perspective and engaged by his energetic prose.