10 LIBROS DEL POLACO RELACIONADOS CON «IN LOCO PARENTIS»
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in loco parentis en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
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Campus Rules and Moral Community: In Place of in Loco Parentis
In this volume David A Hoekema argues that in doing so, they fail to provide an atmosphere conducive to the attainment of the kind of responsible independence that such goals presuppose.
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American Public School Law - Strona 499
IN LOCO PARENTIS Though the term in loco parentis means “in the place of a parent,” the courts have never intended that school authorities or teachers stand fully in the place of parents in relationship to their children. Most importantly, in ...
Kern Alexander, M. David Alexander, 2011
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Encyclopedia of Juvenile Violence - Strona 138
138 IN LOCO PARENTIS Puzzanchera, C., Stahl,A., Finnegan, T., Tierney, N., & Synder, H. (n.d.). Juvenile court statistics, 1999. National Center for Juvenile Justice. Available at: www.ncjrs.org/pdffiles1/ojjdp/209736.pdf. Shepherd, R. (1999).
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Role Ambiguity of Grandparents in Loco Parentis Within the ...
Some children living with grandparents in loco parentis experience low levels of school engagement and low academic achievement that may result from communication problems between educators and families.
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Stepparenting: Issues in Theory, Research, and Practice - Strona 219
In Loco Parentis By virtue of the stepparent's day-to-day contact with the children in a parental role, however, some states might apply the common law doctrine of in loco parentis to the stepparent in some instances (Ramsey & Masson, 1985).
Kay Pasley, Marilyn Ihinger-Tallman, 1995
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Psychological Experts in Divorce Actions - Strona 293
The hearing officer found that T.B. had standing to seek visitation and custody pursuant to the doctrine of in loco parentis, as well as finding that it would be in the child's best interests for T.B. to have partial custody for purposes of visitation.
Marc J. Ackerman, Andrew W. Kane, 2005
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Legal Issues in School Health Services: A Resource for ... - Strona 58
An example of an important legal concept in education that evolved from common law or court decisions is known as in loco parentis. This concept means "standing in place of the parent" and refers to the authority of school personnel, in the ...
Nadine Schwab, Mary H. B. Gelfman, 2005
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Law in the Liberal Arts - Strona 23
In loco parentis protected the relation between the college and the student from legal intrusion. The demise of in loco parentis created an intellectual and moral vacuum concerning college/student relations and obligations, because colleges ...
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The Complete Guide to Understanding, Controlling, and ... - Strona 216
When children are at school, educational personnel assume the duties and responsibilities of the children's parents, a legal concept called in loco parentis. School employees who fail to perform these duties cannot claim governmental ...
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Essential 25000 English-Irish Law Dictionary: - Strona 21
11399 in loco parentis . in the place of a parent; as, the master stands towards his apprentice in loco parentis. in loco parentis . san áit tuismitheora; mar, seasann an máistir i dtreo a printíseach in loco parentis. 11400 in loco parentis in the ...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «IN LOCO PARENTIS»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
in loco parentis en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
'The Open Mind's' Alexander Heffner talks about the ideas that drive …
He evaluated films with a kind of in loco parentis attitude — "in place of the parents" — which was his abiding conviction. Indeed. And sometimes that led to ... «Los Angeles Times, Sep 15»
In Loco Politicus
Before the 1960s, college authorities existed in loco parentis, which meant that when you sent your children away to college, the college assumed parental ... «First Things, Sep 15»
Parental Rights, Investigations, & Transparency at Atkins High School
A common application of in loco parentis relates to teachers and students. ... of the rights of students, began bringing in loco parentis into disrepute by the 1960s. «Camel City Dispatch, Abr 15»
From anti-sex rules to terrorism monitoring, MSU's 'in loco parentis …
If you attended a university during the 1950's and 60's you probably bumped into the term "in loco parentis" which was just a fancy-shmancy way of asserting that ... «MLive.com, Mar 15»
In loco parentis
Our modern understanding of in loco parentis, the concept that a temporary caretaker of a child takes on all or some of the responsibilities of a parent, is often ... «The Daily Princetonian, Feb 15»
More independence for college students
As the dangers of binge drinking, hazing and sexual assault become more apparent, it appears colleges are opting to take on the in loco parentis role they held ... «University of Virginia The Cavalier Daily, Feb 15»
The Top Ten: Misleading translations
This one was Jeremy Thompson's idea. He offered 'In loco parentis' – 'Dad's an engine driver'; and 'Sic transit gloria mundi' – 'It was a rough crossing yesterday ... «The Independent, Ene 15»
The Cost of the Loss of In Loco Parentis
First, what is “in loco parentis” and why would the government want to eliminate it from our ... Teachers taught and were granted the authority of in loco parentis. «Richmond.com, Dic 14»
Am I Not My Brother's Keeper?
Though “in loco parentis” can cover leave taken to care for an aunt, a grandparent, and a non-biological parent, the “in loco parentis” relationship had to have ... «The Atlantic, Nov 14»
Harvard Law Professors Condemn University's War On Young Men
Until that time, universities took seriously their role of in loco parentis (Latin for “in the place of a parent”). This meant curfews, single-sex dorms, prohibitions on ... «Forbes, Oct 14»
