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Importance of and Approaches to Incorporating Ethics into the Accounting Classroom
David S. Kerr Texas A&M University - Department of Accounting Murphy Smith Texas A&M University Journal of Business Ethics, Vol. 14, pp. 987-995, 1995 Abstract: Accounting educators are being called on to provide a greater emphasis on ethics education. This paper examines three important issues concerning ethics education in accounting. First, the question of whether ethics can indeed be taught is examined. Next, several innovative approaches are presented which have been used by accounting educators to integrate ethics into the classroom. Finally, results of a survey of students concerning their perspectives of ethical issues in accounting education, the accounting profession, and society at large are presented and discussed. Survey results reveal that students consider a lack of ethics damaging to the accounting profession and society. Results also indicate that accounting students are seeking ethical and moral direction.
Keywords: Ethics, accounting education JEL Classifications: M4, M40, M41 Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: June 02, 2006 ; Last revised: June 02, 2006Suggested CitationContact Information
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