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Interesting, but this abstract doesn't really reach any conclusions. I'll look up the full article later.
Teaching Ethics
Volume 16, Issue 2, Fall 2016
Wade Robison
Pages 185-194
DOI: 10.5840/tej201612540
Professional Norms
It is unfortunate that it is all too easy to find examples of professional misconduct. Professionals are distinguished from the rest of us, and from each other, by learning the special skills and knowledge essential to the practice of their profession, by coming to think in different and distinct ways, and by taking on a special set of moral relations, including furthering the social purpose for which the state recognizes the profession. A professional can thus go wrong in any of a number of ways, but in criticizing professionals morally, it is often enough that we can appeal to the profession’s norms. No one is entitled to believe whatever they wish regarding ethical matters, and we need not appeal to competing ethical theories to make ethical judgments regarding matters of professional ethics.

Applying Technology to Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences (Excellent work by Andrew Churches)
http://edorigami.wikispaces.com/Gardners+Multiple+Intelligences+and+ICT

http://www.sidewaysthoughts.com/blog/2014/03/speeding-tickets-and-kohlbergs-model-of-ethical-decision-making/

Speeding tickets and Kohlberg’s model of ethical decision making I received some feedback on my driving the other night. I was driving home from the train station on a familiar stretch of road when…

Association of Illinois Real Estate Educators (AIREE) - ITC Announcement
Instructor Training Conference
Announcement

AIREE is pleased to announce the 2016 Instructor Training Conference. We look forward to seeing you at our annual event, which provides an opportunity for you to learn valuable information from industry professionals.
This full-day program is approved by the IDFPR to provide six hours of instructor development training that is required for:
• Pre-License Education Instructors who are required to complete a course for their license renewal
• Continuing Education Instructors who are required to complete a course for their license renewal
• Candidates for approval as Continuing Education Instructors.
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PROGRAM OVERVIEW
May 20, 2016 | 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
Presenting With Confidence, Credibility and Charisma
Karel Murray, CSP, DREI, shares her expertise in this three hour program focused on presentation guidelines and professional speaking techniques to help presenters gain the confidence necessary to deliver dynamic, effective content with passion and credibility. Karel will cover items such as program and presentation planning, credential review, topic development and selection, research and copyright issues, content and handouts, teaching methods, visuals, delivery and feedback. Say goodbye to ineffective, lackluster presentations!

IDFPR Real Estate Division Update
Jill D. Johnson, Real Estate Coordinator, and Kreg Allison, Acting Director of the IDFPR Real Estate Division, will address important changes to the license act and rules and provide other updates of interest regarding the IDFPR Real Estate Division, including a summary of the top compliance issues discovered during examinations, which often result in discipline. This valuable information will aid in the development and delivery of pre-license and continuing education courses. This session will include Q&A, as time permits.

Fair Housing Update
Allison K. Bethel, Clinical Professor and Director of the Fair Hosing Clinic at the John Marshall Law School, returns to discuss recent fair housing cases and share important updates that underscore the importance of spreading awareness of discrimination in housing. Attendees will benefit from Allison’s insight and experience acquired during her career as a fair housing advocate and her eight years managing a legal clinic that focuses on housing discrimination and civil litigation.

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AIREE - Association of Illinois Real Estate Educators - 2016 Instructor Training Conference

Per IDFPR:

State Regulator Announces Paperless Renewals, Licensing for Professionals
CHICAGO – Secretary Bryan A. Schneider of the Illinois Department of Financial and
Professional Regulation (IDFPR) is pleased to announce that paperless licensing and renewals
have now been implemented for the professions licensed and regulated by the Divisions of Real
Estate and Professional Regulation. The transition away from paper-based renewals and
licenses means that regulated professionals will now be able to renew their license quickly and
easily online, and be provided proof of licensure through email and IDFPR’s License Lookup
application. The move to paperless technology is part of the Department’s ongoing efforts to
modernize the state’s regulatory agency and will save the state nearly $3 million in postage,
paper and printing costs over the next five years.
“By enacting a paperless renewal process and shifting to an electronic verification of licensure,
we increase efficiency, reduce costs, and provide an overall better experience for our licensed
professionals,” said Bryan A. Schneider, IDFPR Secretary. “Whereas paper-based renewals
intermittently experienced delays during peak renewal periods, the online license renewal
streamlines that process by eliminating the need to, essentially, push paper. Additionally, by
providing electronic verification of a license through our website, we are able to provide the
most up-to-date information available.”
Effective immediately, submission of renewals for professionals should be completed online via IDFPR’s
website (www.idfpr.com). Once a renewal is successfully processed, licensees will receive an email
that may be used as proof of licensure. Proof of licensure may also be found via IDFPR’s License
Lookup. In the near future, licensees will be provided access to a digital, printable copy of their license.
In lieu of the paper postcard reminder, IDFPR has also implemented an electronic license
reminder notification process for all professions that are not legally required to receive paper
notifications. Licensees that had relied upon the renewal postcard PIN notification for renewing
Illinois Department of Financial and
Professional Regulation
Bryan A. Schneider, Secretary NEWS
their licenses or for employee E-Batch renewal, may access that information via the license renewal webpage located at IDFPR’s website. Licensees will be prompted to provide additional information for security authentication.
Licensees are strongly encouraged to visit IDFPR’s online address change webpage to provide a current email address and ensure contact information is up-to-date and accurate.
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Are we cats to be herded?
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Illinois' new real estate Director: http://www.iarbuzz.com/2015/12/rauner-appoints-allison-illinois-real-estate-director/

Thanks Marilyn Glazer!

Rauner appoints Allison as Illinois real estate director | IARBuzz (The Illinois Association of...

Please check our new website: www.ildla.org. Thanks to Barbara Armentia, a new member, for the revamp! And please join us! We have had several new members this week alone!

ILDLA - Illinois Distance Learning Association

Yesterday AIREE.org had a Tech Conference about Bringing Interactivity to the Classroom at the Inland Real Estate School in Oak Brook. A fun (and interactive) time was had by all! Thanks to Nancy Dunlop and Hondros Learning; and the ILDLA.org for sponsoring our event. And a special thinks to Laurie E Korte, PhD for co-presenting. She was wonderful!
Check out AIREE.org; ILDLA.org; and Hondros Learning.

Don't forget! The AIREE Tech Conference is this Saturday in Oak Brook. A mere $35 for 3 hours on tech tools to enhance interactivity in the classroom. Please visit AIREE.org for more information.
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