The Contribution Of Deontological Rules To The Efficient Exercise Of The Right To Education

In this article, we intend to analyse the provisions of the code of ethics in pre- university education in order to identify the effective ways in which this normative act will contribute to the improvement of the Romanian education and how the children will continue to benefit of the absolutely necessary right to an adequate education, meant to prepare them for a decent life as adults, in Romania and anywhere else would choose to live. The Romanian Constitution establishes, in Article 32, the child's right to an education, the first provision referring to mandatory education. Thus, to a certain extent and level, in any civilized state, children must receive free education. Romanian pre-university education is currently facing several problems: the drop in birth rate, which results in a small number of children in schools, drop-out at a young age, a lower number of teachers, etc. From our point of view, a major problem of Romanian educational system refers to the low respect of children towards school, teaching and teachers, the main causes of this situation, probably consisting of material shortages and the departure of parents abroad in order to be able to support the family and leaving children without proper moral and emotional support. The new draft of the code of ethics for pre-university teachers intends to enrich the Romanian legislation with another code of ethics and also, it tries to solve, at least in part, some of the Romanian' educational system problems.