... position in that they are both operating in locos parentis and also state agents. The state is considered to be secular and its decisions and actions should reflect this secular stance. 8 However, the two concepts are in conflict. In both the Morin and Chamberlain cases, tensions arose from differences in family views and educational standards. Parents and teachers have differing perspectives ... knowledge and the values and beliefs underlying that knowledge. 10By explicitly teaching such skills and encouraging ethical reflection through the use of ethical decision-making models, and th...

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