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Froggy Jumps Ethics in TeachingOnline version Ethics and professionalism in teaching by Michael 1 What is the primary purpose of professional ethics in teaching? a Increase school funding. b Protect student welfare and trust. c Enforce strict discipline at all costs. 2 What does confidentiality mean in teaching? a Discuss private info with students' friends. b Post grades publicly. c Keep student information private. 3 Why is punctuality and preparedness considered professional? a Shows respect and reliability to students. b Only helps administrators. c Has no impact on learning outcomes. 4 What boundary should teachers maintain with students? a Maintain appropriate professional boundaries. b Spend weekends at school. c Discuss personal finances openly. 5 How should teachers use social media ethically? a Share student names publicly. b Post classroom tricks as facts. c Maintain professionalism and protect student privacy. 6 How should teachers address diversity in the classroom? a Favor certain groups in grading. b Create an inclusive, non-discriminatory environment. c Ignore cultural differences. 7 What is important about conflicts of interest? a Disclose relationships that could bias judgments. b Hide personal interests. c Actively conceal any relations. 8 What about integrity in assessment? a Use fair, transparent grading and avoid cheating. b Alter grades without evidence. c Cheat for better class performance. 9 If you witness unethical behavior, what should you do? a Ignore it to avoid trouble. b Discuss it only with students. c Report to authorities following policy. 10 How should teachers collaborate with colleagues? a Compete for resources at all costs. b Publicly criticize colleagues’ work. c Share best practices respectfully and professionally.

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Ethics in TeachingOnline version

Ethics and professionalism in teaching

by Michael

What is the primary purpose of professional ethics in teaching?

Increase school funding.

Protect student welfare and trust.

Enforce strict discipline at all costs.

What does confidentiality mean in teaching?

Discuss private info with students' friends.

Post grades publicly.

Keep student information private.

Why is punctuality and preparedness considered professional?

Shows respect and reliability to students.

Only helps administrators.

Has no impact on learning outcomes.

What boundary should teachers maintain with students?

Maintain appropriate professional boundaries.

Spend weekends at school.

Discuss personal finances openly.

How should teachers use social media ethically?

Share student names publicly.

Post classroom tricks as facts.

Maintain professionalism and protect student privacy.

How should teachers address diversity in the classroom?

Favor certain groups in grading.

Create an inclusive, non-discriminatory environment.

Ignore cultural differences.

What is important about conflicts of interest?

Disclose relationships that could bias judgments.

Hide personal interests.

Actively conceal any relations.

What about integrity in assessment?

Use fair, transparent grading and avoid cheating.

Alter grades without evidence.

Cheat for better class performance.

If you witness unethical behavior, what should you do?

Ignore it to avoid trouble.

Discuss it only with students.

Report to authorities following policy.

How should teachers collaborate with colleagues?

Compete for resources at all costs.

Publicly criticize colleagues’ work.

Share best practices respectfully and professionally.

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What is the primary purpose of professional ethics in teaching?

What does confidentiality mean in teaching?

Why is punctuality and preparedness considered professional?

What boundary should teachers maintain with students?

How should teachers use social media ethically?

How should teachers address diversity in the classroom?

What is important about conflicts of interest?

What about integrity in assessment?

If you witness unethical behavior, what should you do?

How should teachers collaborate with colleagues?

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