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This glossary contains authoritative definitions of essential terms related to ethics, deontology, and professional conduct in the university teaching context. It is maintained by the course instructor to ensure consistency and accuracy. Learners are encouraged to refer to this glossary throughout the course to deepen their understanding of key concepts that will support critical thinking, classroom discussions, and exam preparation.
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DeontologyAn ethical theory focusing on duty and universal rules rather than consequences; holds that certain actions are inherently right or wrong regardless of outcomes. | ||
Digital EthicsEthical principles applied to online behaviour, digital content creation, and technology use. | ||
DiversityThe range of human differences, including race, ethnicity, gender, disability, religion, and other dimensions of identity. | ||
Dual RelationshipsWhen a professional has more than one type of relationship with a client/student (e.g., teacher and social friend). | ||
Duty of CareThe legal and ethical obligation to take reasonable steps to prevent harm to others. | ||