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Article 16
Force Majeure
Abiding Heart Education accepts no liability and will not pay any compensation where the performance of its obligations is prevented or affected directly or indirectly by or as a result of force majeure or any circumstances beyond its reasonable control including, but not limited to, flood, earthquake, extreme adverse weather conditions, natural disasters, other acts of God, acts of terrorism, pandemic, fire or failure of electric power or internet connection.
In the event of electrical or internet failure, AHE will reschedule the affected sessions or offer a recorded streaming of the sessions missed when feasible.
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Article 17
Website Information
While all reasonable efforts have been taken to ensure the accuracy of information on the Website, AHE reserves the right to amend, cancel or vary any of the arrangements featured on the Website without notice. The content of the Website is the copyright of AHE, and may not be copied, reproduced, translated, published, distributed or amended for any other purpose without our prior written consent.
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Article 18
Attendance
Students should plan to attend all lessons/class meetings for their courses and are reminded that attendance in 80% of each course/module is required for a passing grade.
Students who are unable to attend classes due to illness, injury, or other compelling reasons should be encouraged to contact their faculty directly to alert them to the situation.
Students are generally expected to meet course requirements regardless of travel schedules and are encouraged to discuss travel schedules with each instructor to ensure agreement on all academic responsibilities.
Class participation Policy
Students are expected to be active participants in lessons by: asking questions; sharing their thoughts on the subject presented; engage in group discussions; and be able to reflect and think critically. For the full policy, please see Annex I of this document.
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Article 19
Participant/Student Behaviour
Participants are requested to conduct themselves appropriately at all times and to comply with AHE policies and procedures and/or requests with regard to conduct and respect for the Lecturers and Participants. Participants are requested to arrive punctually - whether online or in-person courses, not to disrupt the attention, comfort and enjoyment of other Participants. Participants are requested to not disturb the smooth running of the Course, or cause offence to other participants, lecturers or staff.
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Article 20
Code of Conduct
For the Abiding Heart Education community to flourish, we are called to abide by the highest standards of care, respect, ethics and the law. Participants/Students are requested to conduct themselves appropriately at all times and to comply with AHE procedures and/or requests with regard to conduct and respect for the Lecturers and Participants. Participants are requested to arrive punctually, not to disrupt the comfort and enjoyment of other Participants, the smooth running of the Course, or cause offence to other Participants or Lecturers.
Therefore, as individuals and as a community, we agree to:
Avoid harming others. Work for the welfare of all. Treat all with respect.I commit myself to act with care, respect, and kindness in relation to the environment , pets and wildlife, fellow participants/students, AHE staff and property, and neighbouring residents.
I will maintain an atmosphere of peace and harmony.
Support each other with friendliness and kindness, keeping in mind our shared purpose.
Bring our unique perspective and talents to the community and appreciate those of others.
Work together in cooperative and appreciative teams.
Listen respectfully, tell the truth, and speak with kindness and tact.
Identify and reduce barriers for individual and/or group participation.
Resolve differences constructively and courteously, asking for help when needed.
Keep everyone safe.