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Fundamentalist Christians are behaving like Gay Activists, yes.You mean like queers sue organizations like the BSA and cock suckers want to openly serve in the military? Sorta like that?
I'm still waiting for evidence you have to adhere to certain beliefs about homosexuality in order to obtain your degree.
BTW, the authors of the human genome project also maintain that homosexuality is a choice.
Any professional who engages in conversion therapy is not offering the professional standard of care and would need to include that he or she is offering it not as a professional counselor but is providing counseling within the scope of practice of some other profession (i.e., Christian counselor).
Does his job involve working with suicidal homosexuals?BTW, the authors of the human genome project also maintain that homosexuality is a choice.
And what of the GLBT students this woman may someday encounter? Where's our compassion for them? If she is unable to deal with people with dignity, respect and knowledge, she cannot be a public school counselor.
I don't see the problem.
This is not that sort of counseling.Complete bullshit. High school counselors help kids schedule their classes and apply for college.
It is imperative to keep young homosexuals away from anti-gay camps and those who would try to "convert" them to heterosexuality, as irreparable mental harm can be done.Stop treating gays like they are mental patients and need "special handling"
You cannot graduate as a Cell and Developmental Biology major without passing Evolutionary Biology courses. If you argue against evolution on religious grounds on your exams, you will not pass.Kindly link where it's a requirement of any degree to BELIEVE in any particular science. Or where you can have a degree denied to you based on your religion.
http://web.mit.edu/afs/athena.mit.edu/org/b/biology/www/undergrad/pdfs/biotracks_2009-10.pdf
Standard operating procedure, mamn.
And what of the GLBT students this woman may someday encounter? Where's our compassion for them? If she is unable to deal with people with dignity, respect and knowledge, she cannot be a public school counselor.
I don't see the problem.
They don't like her, they can go to another counselor. What happened to freedom of religion?
If a counseling program does not want its students expressing ideas that the program considers harmful to those being counseled, than the institution is within their rights to expel her.
In other words, if in order to graduate from this program, one needs to demonstrate an ability to counsel homosexuals, and she cannot demonstrate this ability (as is clear through her statements), then she cannot graduate.
No Young-Earther will ever be allowed to graduate from an accredited Evolutionary Biology program, as it should be.
Bingo. A degree is not a right, but rather a credential. If you cannot fulfill all the requirements of the credential, you do not deserve the credential.
Then since they want to impose their unwarranted beliefs on what a school counselor should believe, they should refund every dime she has had to pay including tuition, book and student fees to her and let her continue her education at a school that does not impose its irreligious and liberal point of view on students.
Immie
the student knew it was a secular school and that christian schools exist with counseling programs. why would she set her self up for failure ?
Okay...do you get the blessing (in the form of a certificate or something) of the board that enforces the code merely by graduating or must you do something else?Is it? Is it a requirement of the program that you accept homosexuality?except that fixing the gay as you imply is against the code of conduct
It's a requirement of the American Counseling Association's Code of Ethics.
So, sort of.
Then she should ask for a refund from her undergraduate institution, because they failed to teach her critical thinking skills.Because she had no idea that a liberal secular school could be so intolerant.
You can't be FAILED in those classes based on your opinion of whether or not the science is true, if you pass the classes.
Do people really believe that teachers have a right to tell you what you can say outside of the classroom?
outside the classroom in general, no
while performing your profession, then yes the governing body and code of ethics/conduct limit what you can do
It is...they would expel her if they caught her plagiarizing, for example.The school does not set the code of ethics. The state does. It is not up to the school to decide if she is ethical or not.
Then since they want to impose their unwarranted beliefs on what a school counselor should believe, they should refund every dime she has had to pay including tuition, book and student fees to her and let her continue her education at a school that does not impose its irreligious and liberal point of view on students.
Immie
the student knew it was a secular school and that christian schools exist with counseling programs. why would she set her self up for failure ?
Because she had no idea that a liberal secular school could be so intolerant.
Immie
Splatter, you don't know what the hell you're talking about.
You cannot prevent someone from getting a degree BASED ON THEIR RELIGION. There are lots of fucking counselors who are Christians.
And ps. There is no science involved in that degree.
Its not about her religion, its about the refusal to accept the facts.
She needs to know just like you can not get a degree in Anthropology if you insist the world was made in 7 days , you can not have a couseling degree if you are going to insist being gay is a crime. Its against the sceince of the field.
If a counseling program does not want its students expressing ideas that the program considers harmful to those being counseled, than the institution is within their rights to expel her."She has stated that she believes sexual behavior is the result of accountable personal choice rather than an inevitability deriving from deterministic forces. She also has affirmed binary male-female gender, with one or the other being fixed in each person at their creation, and not a social construct or individual choice subject to alteration by the person so created. Further, she has expressed her view that homosexuality is a 'lifestyle,' not a 'state of being.'"
In other words, if in order to graduate from this program, one needs to demonstrate an ability to counsel homosexuals, and she cannot demonstrate this ability (as is clear through her statements), then she cannot graduate.
No Young-Earther will ever be allowed to graduate from an accredited Evolutionary Biology program, as it should be.
Agreed. But here is the problem i have with all of this. If you pass the curriculum, regardless of beliefs, what shouldn't you graduate?
Regardless of her beliefs that does not mean she can not demonstrate the ability to counsel homosexuals. I would assume that she would just choose not to counsel them.
I would assume that she would just choose not to counsel them.
Has she given any indication that she can't treat them with respect even if she disapproves of their lifestyle? I am a public school teacher. I teach criminals and kids who smell. Just because I don't approve of their choices outside of school, doesn't mean I can't treat them with respect.
This bias of this school is that gay kids need special handling. That is no less prejudiced than her own beliefs. Gay kids don't run into the counselors office talking about butt sex. Straight kids don't either. They are just kids!
Enough already.
She understood the requirements of graduation before she signed up, and clearly understood that her beliefs contradicted the goals of her profession through arguments with the professors. She signed contracts where she understood the very strict circumstances in which she could obtain a refund, circumstances which have long since passed.Then since they want to impose their unwarranted beliefs on what a school counselor should believe, they should refund every dime she has had to pay including tuition, book and student fees to her and let her continue her education at a school that does not impose its irreligious and liberal point of view on students.
Immie