Question: What are some
important issues in the International Reading Association’s code of ethics?
Answer/Quotes:
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“It is the obligation of all members to maintain relationships with other
professional persons, striving for harmony, avoiding personal controversy,
encouraging cooperative effort, and making known the obligations and services
rendered by professionals in reading.”
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“It is the obligation of members to report results of research and other
developments in reading.”
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“Members should not claim nor advertise affiliation with the International
Reading Association as evidence of their competence in reading.”
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“Professionals in reading must possess suitable qualifications for engaging in
consulting, clinical, or remedial work.”
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“Information derived from consulting and/or clinical services should be
regarded as confidential….”
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Professionals in reading should recognize the boundaries of their competence….”
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“Referral should be made to specialists in allied fields as needed.”
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“Reading clinics and/or reading professionals offering services should refrain
from guaranteeing easy solutions or favorable outcomes as a result of their
work…..”
Comment: Just a reminder. Could refer to
professionals in any area of the teaching of English. RayS.
Title: “International
Reading Association Code of Ethics.” Journal
of Reading (November 1991), 230.
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