Matching A.can Be an Enriching Source of Vitality and Growth or or a Source

question 57

Essay

Matching
a.can be an enriching source of vitality and growth or a source of conflict, division and exclusion
b.perspective or lens that considers all factors of different cultures
c.views things from a dominant culture lens
d.forward thinking administrator who tackles the issue of diversity
e.built in pattern of hum behavior, including customs, belief and values of a social group
f.associated with Chang's (2006) Pathways to Cultural Competence project
g.a set of congruent practices, attitudes, and policies identified in an organization that enables people to work effectively in cross-cultural situations.
h.Quality Benchmark for Cultural Competence Project
i.fifty recommended programmatic strategies for cultural competence
j.provide classrooms that don't reinforce stereotypes
k.interactions with difficulties dealing with differences in worldviews
l.motivated by problem solving that helps disagreeing parties see the other person's point of view
-visionary leader

Identify the differing standards of care required by various types of bailees, including common carriers, private carriers, and innkeepers.

Analyze cases of loss or damage within bailment relationships and determine potential liabilities.

Explain the importance of notices and contractual terms in limiting the liability of bailees.

Distinguish between the roles and responsibilities of private and common carriers in bailment situations.

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Definitions:

Ethical

Pertaining to or dealing with morals or the principles of morality; adhering to accepted standards of conduct.

Socially Responsible

Pertaining to individuals or organizations that act in ways beneficial to society, often by engaging in ethical, environmentally friendly, and community-focused activities.

Strategic Leadership

Leadership that involves setting vision, making decisions based on a broad, long-term perspective, and guiding an organization into the future.

Ethical Mind

The capability to recognize and deliberate upon moral values and principles, applying them in one’s decisions and actions.