Professionalism in Education

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What word would you use to classify a teacher's relationship with students? Options: Professional, Best friends, Romantic, Personal

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Professional

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Can you identify a professional behavior? Options: Inviting students to your house, Helping students during class when needed, Both A and B, None of the above

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Helping students during class when needed

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What would happen if an educator was discriminatory towards a student?

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They could be fired

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Should educators be open-minded?

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Yes!

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How does individual professional conduct reflect upon the profession? Options: Practices, Values, Integrity, All of the above

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All of the above

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What facts help you support that a professional educator violating the Public School Code and Ethics Law could face discipline? Options: These laws are rarely enforced, Teachers can apologize and they will be set, An official agency must confirm the violation, Discipline only occurs in new teachers

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An official agency must confirm the violation

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Can you select what the professional educator may not: accept employment when not properly certified, assist entry into or continuance in the education profession of a qualified person, accept employment when properly certified, employ, or recommend employment to a person who is certified for the position?

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accept employment when not properly certified

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How is discrimination related to professional educators?

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Educators can not interfere with a student's exercise of political and civil rights.

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What can you say about professional educators accepting gratuities, gifts, or favors that might impair professional judgement?

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professional educators may not accept

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What would happen if a professional educator engaged in a relationship with a student?

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It is a violation