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Litigation And Alleged Cases Of Educational Malpractice Are On The Rise. Headteachers And Governors Are More Aware Of Legal Requirements, But This New Book Addresses The Needs Of Teachers. The Book Introduces A Framework For Safe Practice, Then The 'high Risk' Subjects Of Science, Ict, Design And Technology, And Pe And Outdoor Activities In Separate Chapters. The Implications For Classroom Practice Of Recent Legal Developments Are Examined, And Three More Chapters Look At What Can Be Expected In The Process Of Litigation. Sound Advice For Those Wishing To Make Schools Safer, And Useful Guidance For Those Having To Deal With The Aftermath Of A Safety Problem.
This book investigates the increasing legal risks in educational settings and provides a structured framework for teachers to manage safety and mitigate the threat of litigation. Author Carole Raymond draws upon her expertise in educational policy and legal standards to outline the intersection of statutory requirements and daily classroom management. The text synthesizes health and safety legislation with practical administrative strategies, offering a guide for educators to navigate their professional responsibilities while minimizing liability.
What You Will Find
Experts and school administrators frequently identify this text as a practical resource for understanding the legal obligations inherent in modern teaching. Readers often note the clarity with which the author translates complex legal concepts into actionable classroom policies for primary school staff.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2005-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0203983785
ISBN-13:
9780203983782
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