What Are The Most Critical Leadership Ethical Dilemmas?

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Resources: Brief Description: There are hidden Rules for students who come from poverty neighborhoods and high schools. Many college and universities are founded on middle class principles, rules, and language. The under resourced student in many cases are lacking this fundamental understanding of what’s expected when they arrive at college. Or even when they apply for college and try to get funding to pay for it. The hidden rules can be in many forms that many middle class students may be able to understand much easier. Identification of the most critical leadership ethical dilemma: Many colleges provide resources for students to try and help them to be successful. Universities normally have more resources to offer students compared to community colleges. Resources may be available depending on the budget that the school can use for student development. Resources can be in the form of tutoring, counselors, math and science labs, and advising. However, for many schools students have to learn the about the hidden rules. Normally by trying to get over some type of barrier that the student nor anyone at the school may recognize. Fortunately, some administrators today are …show more content…

Or the students can purchase school books and take them home to be able to use them for homework and studying. Or the school may provide them with online sources outside of the classroom so that they can do their homework at home. This way of thinking is based on middle class thinking about resources. To think that every student or their parent(s) has the means to purchase books or a personal computer may be out of the question for students living in a poor household. When these students enter college many of them are not well prepared to be successful in college. However despite the lack of necessary resources from high school these students are able to enroll in

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