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To provide ethical standards for CIRCE members on conducting fieldwork and communications.

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March 8, 2026Open Access

CIRCE Code of conduct

Key Points

To provide ethical standards for CIRCE members on conducting fieldwork and communications.
Developed a Code of Conduct for CIRCE Members
Guided behavior during meetings, publications, and online interactions
Incorporated ethical principles for mentoring and educational practices
Establishing clear guidelines for addressing accent discrimination in educational settings
Promoting ethical behavior in fieldwork and social media
Encouraging accountability among members in their professional interactions

Abstract

Counteracting accent dIscrimination pRactiCes in Education (CIRCE) is an ERASMUS+ project co-funded by European Commission under the programme “Cooperation partnerships in school education” (KA220-SCH). The CIRCE Code of Conduct provides general ethical principles on how CIRCE Members should operate during fieldwork, meetings, publication, conferences, events, committee and other work, mentoring relationships, and in all online spaces including (but not limited to) CIRCE social media accounts and website.

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