Academic indoctrination

Academic indoctrination is the illegitimate exploitation of authority by a professor or a teacher for the purpose of propagating an ideology and influencing their students to accept it. Discussing one's personal opinions is not considered indoctrination; in fact, teachers are respected for being open within reason to their students. However, requiring students to profess acceptance of one's opinions or to use one's opinions for graded assignments that they gain standing or good grades is considered indoctrination.
== Common mores regarding educators' duties ==
The duty of a teacher is to teach; the duty of a professor is to profess the truth. - Sri, a mother of Zekia, when laying down the laws for education of citizens