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6: He aha ō māramatanga ā ngā tikanga ō te ao ako? Understanding of Ethics in Education.



Whakamārama: Ethics 
- 1. moral principals that govern a person's behaviour or the conducting of an activity
            - 2. the branch of knowledge that deals with moral principals


(Feeney & Freeman, 1999, p.24)

  I kite au i ngā tauira i tauirahia ngaku rangatira e taka mai tēnei ao kei mua i ahau.
Ko ngētehi ra, i haere riri mai tētehi tauira, kaōre ano nei ngā tangata katoa e mauheretia ake i a ia, kaore ano tēna i te pai, koia, i wāea mai te kura ki ngā pirihimana, me te mohio mai ia i ngā mahi ō rātou mā, ka tau tana wairua, ka tau te riri ki roto i a ia.
Haere ngātahi ai te kura, kia whangaihia ake i ngā aho whakakiikii i āna wāwata.
I ngēnei ra, e pai tōna haere kei waenga i āna hoa kei te kura.





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