Quiz: ProEthica: The Professional Educator and Technology, Digital, and Social Media Due Sep 25, 2022 at 11:59pm Points 15 Questions 10 Time Limit None Allowed Attempts 2 This quiz is no longer available as the course has been concluded. Attempt History Attempt Time Score KEPT Attempt 2 9 minutes 15 out of 15 LATEST Attempt 2 9 minutes 15 out of 15 Attempt 1 7 minutes 13.5 out of 15 Score for this attempt: 15 out of 15 Submitted Sep 24, 2022 at 6:47pm This attempt took 9 minutes.  Question 1 1.5 / 1.5 pts Correct! Sharing vacation photos with department staff over school e-mail Complaining about a school policy to a colleague over personal e-mail Sending a virtual birthday card to a colleague over school e-mail  Question 2 1.5 / 1.5 pts Correct! Providing a variety of similar devices that students can check out on a daily basis from the school library. Ensuring that the school has a high-speed wireless connection that can support a large number of devices. Arranging for a whole-school assembly to establish guidelines for appropriate use of devices in school.  Question 3 1.5 / 1.5 pts Which of the following uses of electronic communications technology best exempli±es an educator's failure to maintain a separation between his or her personal and professional lives? Farnsworth High School has recently adopted a bring-your-own-device policy that allows students to bring a personal tablet, laptop, or smartphone to school to use for learning purposes. Of the following, which additional policy best promotes equal access to technology for all students? Online Residential Athletics Alumni Parents mylu.lib email.li lumni/r umni Ref n? so.liberty iberty.e canvas.l oa.instr w.libert erty.edu /course rse Reg gency- Alerts (ht y.edu/fc Fina Initiative /liber- acesoftw service- IT Help - (https://w w.libert ertycham L berty.ele erty.ed y.edu/ad Mas w.libert mand.tra ps://www Searc Maureen Ruiz

using calculators could impede students' learning of core concepts. the Web site displays ads that may be inappropriate for students. Correct! such free use of the Web site has been licensed by the site owner.  Question 4 1.5 / 1.5 pts Correct! Encourage Ms. Bilson to contact the district o²ce for guidance in this matter. Ask the students' parents for consent and then send the documents via e-mail. Email Ms. Bilson all the documents required to best help the students.  Question 5 1.5 / 1.5 pts No, because many parents could consider this practice to be too casual for something as important as grading students' work. Yes, because his duties as a professional educator do not end merely because he is not in a school building. Correct! No, because he has not taken all of the appropriate and reasonable measures to maintain the con±dentiality of educational records.  Question 6 1.5 / 1.5 pts Ms. Nikos and Mr. Kowalski, who are sixth-grade math teachers, are talking in the teachers' lounge. Ms. Nikos tells Mr. Kowalski that she has come across a Web site that provides an online fractions calculator for users. Ms. Nikos mentions that she is thinking about using the site during class as a learning tool. Mr. Kowalski can best honor the principle of respecting intellectual property by reminding Ms. Nikos to check whether - Ms. Bilson leaves her teaching position in a school district and takes a job at a local for-pro±t educational company as a tutor. Since Ms. Bilson tutors many students in the district, she asks her former colleagues to e-mail student records to her for help in assessing the students. The teachers who are contacted by Ms. Bilson should do which of the following? Mr. Carris, a theater teacher, enjoys using a quiet local café to grade students' essays on his school- issued laptop computer. He uses the café's free, open wireless network to connect to the school's server to upload the grades. Are Mr. Carris' activities aligned with the ethical principles for professional educators? Why or why not? Before her psychology class begins, Dr. Anita Davis notices that one of her students, Beth, and some of Beth's friends are intently looking at Beth's smartphone. Dr. Davis learns from the group that an adult male has been messaging Beth on social media, asking her to meet him. Beth and the others tell Dr. Davis that they think the man is "gross" and that Beth plans to ignore the requests completely. Which of the following ethical principles should most clearly be guiding Dr. Davis in deciding whether she, as an educator, needs to take action in response to the texts being sent from an adult to a minor? mylu.lib email.li lumni/r umni Ref n? so.liberty iberty.e canvas.l oa.instr w.libert erty.edu /course rse Reg gency- Alerts (ht y.edu/fc Fina Initiative /liber- acesoftw service- IT Help - (https://w w.libert ertycham L berty.ele erty.ed y.edu/ad Mas w.libert mand.tra ps://www

 Question 10 1.5 / 1.5 pts Ms. Clark reaches out to the new student's parents to let them know that she is familiar with their child's condition and sets up a meeting with them and their child before the child's ±rst day of school. Ms. Clark makes note of the student's diagnosis in her own secure record-keeping system. Correct! Ms. Clark e-mails her friend to tell her about the new student and gives her his mother's phone number so that they can set up a playdate for the two children to bond. Quiz Score: 15 out of 15 Ms. Clark, the school psychologist, receives medical records for the school's new student via e-mail. She is surprised to see that the new student has been diagnosed with the same rare condition as her friend's son who attends a different school. Which of the following choices poses the greatest risk to principles governing the handling of electronic student records? mylu.lib email.li lumni/r umni Ref n? so.liberty iberty.e canvas.l oa.instr w.libert erty.edu /course rse Reg gency- Alerts (ht y.edu/fc Fina Initiative /liber- acesoftw service- IT Help - (https://w w.libert ertycham L berty.ele erty.ed y.edu/ad Mas w.libert mand.tra ps://www