国外学者“尤因案”教育判例研究的回顾与启示
Review and Enlightenment of Foreign Scholars’ Research on Educational Cases of “Ewing Case”
DOI: 10.12677/AE.2022.121057, PDF,    科研立项经费支持
作者: 韩家炳:安徽师范大学历史学院,安徽 芜湖;蔡婷婷:广东省理工职业技术学校,广东 广州
关键词: 美国学者尤因案研究启示United States Scholar Ewing Case Research Reference
摘要: “密歇根大学董事会诉尤因案”是美国司法审判中关涉教师对学生学业成绩评价的一个教育判例。该案牵涉到大学机构的学术自由问题,引发了学校能否根据学生学业成绩表现而开除学生,法院是否应当介入学术问题以及介入的途径,司法审查应当遵循何种标准,是否会对学术自由造成破坏以及是否需要延请第三方专家对学术问题重新作出评判等诸多争议。国外学者对这一案件所涉及到的关于学术自由尊重的历史背景、案件判决及其相关争议、案件判决的影响进行了细致研究并取得了诸多成果,这也为国内学者对这一问题进行深入研究提供了重要的学术参考。
Abstract: “The University of Michigan Board of Directors v. Ewing Case” is an educational case involving teachers’ evaluation of students’ academic achievements in American judicial trials. The case involves the issue of academic freedom of university institutions, which leads to many disputes, such as whether the school can expel students according to their academic performance, whether the court should intervene in academic issues and the way of intervention, what standards should be followed in judicial review, whether it will damage academic freedom, and whether it is necessary to invite third-party experts to reevaluate academic issues. Foreign scholars have carried out detailed research on the historical background of the respect for academic freedom, the judgment of the case and its related disputes, and the influence of the judgment of the case involved in this case. Many results have been obtained. This has also provided domestic scholars indepth research on this issue.
文章引用:韩家炳, 蔡婷婷. 国外学者“尤因案”教育判例研究的回顾与启示[J]. 教育进展, 2022, 12(1): 341-347. https://doi.org/10.12677/AE.2022.121057

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