Teacher Responsibilities and Conduct Quiz

What is the legal obligation of a teacher under Section 75(1) of the Education Act?

• Attend staff parties

• Avoid conflicts with students

• Perform duties faithfully and to the best of their ability

• Manage student health care

If a student alleges abuse, the Dean must:

• Record the complaint in the conduct log

• Report immediately to the principal and the Children's Authority

• Call a staff meeting to discuss

• Tell the parent to investigate

Which Ministry of Education document emphasizes equitable use of resources among departments?

• National ICT Policy

• School-Based Management Guide

• Circular on Collaborative Resource Use

• Education Act Ch. 39:01 only

Under the Children Act, a Dean who knowingly fails to report abuse may face:

• No consequences

• Transfer to another school

• Criminal penalties

• Verbal warning

What is the Education Act's stance on school leadership responsibilities?

• They are the sole duty of the principal

• They include participation in moral, spiritual, and civic development

• They exclude student conduct

• They are legally non-binding

Teachers who continuously fail to collaborate with compromise efforts violate:

• MOE's disciplinary code

• Section 75(1) of the Education Act

• The National Exams Policy

• Children's Rights Convention

According to the Children Act, who has the duty to report abuse?

• Only the child's parent

• All teachers and school officials

• Only the school counselor

• Only the principal

Which of the following is an example of a breach of confidentiality in disciplinary matters?

• Documenting in a private log

• Discussing a student's behavior during assembly

• Having a one-on-one with the student

• Notifying only the principal

The purpose of the Education Act is to:

• Set up school feeding programs

• Provide free tertiary education

• Regulate educational practices, access, and teacher conduct

• Support only private schools

When resolving teacher disputes, a Dean must avoid:

• Written communication

• Involving the principal

• Taking sides without evidence

• Allowing teachers to speak