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CEC Code of Ethics for Educators of Persons with
Exceptionalities
We declare the following principles to be the Code of Ethics for
educators of persons with exceptionalities. Members of the special
education profession are responsible for upholding and advancing these
principles. Members of The Council for Exceptional Children agree to
judge and be judged by them in accordance with the spirit and provisions
of this Code.
- Special education professionals are committed to developing the
highest educational and quality of life potential of individuals with
exceptionalities.
- Special education professionals promote and maintain a high level of
competence and integrity in practicing their profession.
- Special education professionals engage in professional activities
which benefit individuals with exceptionalities, their families, other
colleagues, students, or research subjects.
- Special education professionals exercise objective professional
judgment in the practice of their profession.
- Special education professionals strive to advance their knowledge
and skills regarding the education of individuals with
exceptionalities.
- Special education professionals work within the standards and
policies of their profession.
- Special education professionals seek to uphold and improve where
necessary the laws, regulations, and policies governing the delivery of
special education and related services and the practice of their
profession.
- Special education professionals do not condone or participate in
unethical or illegal acts, nor violate professional standards adopted by
the Delegate Assembly of CEC.
The Council for Exceptional Children. (1993). CEC Policy Manual,
Section Three, part 2
(p. 4). Reston, VA: Author.
Originally adopted by the Delegate Assembly of The Council for
Exceptional Children in April 1983.
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