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Quiz: ProEthica: The Professional Educator and the
Student
Due Sep 11, 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.
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Attempt 1
6 minutes
15 out of 15
Score for this attempt: 15 out of 15
Submitted Sep 11, 2022 at 12:33am
This attempt took 6 minutes.
Question 1
1.5 / 1.5 pts
Correct!
Report the incident to the administration and ask for guidance about handling the situation.
Send another student to ±nd Jim and bring him to you.
Do nothing immediately, but ask Jim what happened the next time you see him.
Question 2
1.5 / 1.5 pts
Correct!
It is inappropriate because her husband will bene±t ±nancially if her students sign up for the sessions.
It is inappropriate because she should not offer discounts to only her students.
It is appropriate as long as she informs the football coach of her offer.
Jim, one of your students, tells you he cannot take an exam because he is sick. You send him to the
nurse's o²ce. A few minutes later, you e-mail the nurse to ask how Jim is doing. The nurse says that Jim
never showed up at the o²ce.
Based on what you have learned in this course, which among the following would be the best way for you
to respond that is in alignment with the ethical principles for professional educators?
Ms. Butcher's husband owns and operates a ±tness company. Ms. Butcher, as a high school teacher,
mentions her husband's business to her students who play on the football team and offers them a special
discount for signing up. Which of the following is true of Ms. Butcher's behavior?
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Question 3
1.5 / 1.5 pts
A school administrator requests good evidence of the student's improvement that could help the school qualify for a
grant.
The student demonstrates a positive change in study habits in response to teacher feedback.
Correct!
An error that affects the student's grade has been discovered in a test item on the mid-term exam.
Question 4
1.5 / 1.5 pts
Correct!
Maintaining an environment that promotes the safety of all students
Avoiding con³icts of interest
Maintaining the appearance of neutrality
Question 5
1.5 / 1.5 pts
Refrain from holding a paying job outside of one's teaching career.
Enhance one's professional effectiveness by staying current with ethical principles and decisions from relevant sources,
including professional organizations.
Correct!
Exhibit personal and professional conduct that is in the best interest of the organization, learning community, school
community, and profession.
Question 6
1.5 / 1.5 pts
Correct!
Maintain a professional distance
Which of the following is most likely to be a situation in which changing a student's course grade may be
acceptable?
While on duty monitoring the lunchroom, Mr. Hall sees a senior student, Blake, grab a cookie from the
plate of another student, Chris. Although Chris seems upset by this, Mr. Hall decides to ignore Blake's
behavior because no one was physically hurt. Which of the following principles does Mr. Hall most clearly
risk by not addressing Blake's behavior?
During the spring, Mr. Frank, a fourth-grade teacher, puts up a poster in his room that promotes the private
summer camp where he serves as a counselor. He also gives a writing assignment to his students that
asks them to describe the activities they would most enjoy at a summer camp and why. Mr. Frank's
behavior most clearly put at risk which of the following ethical principles for professional educators?
Careless use of social media by educators when communicating with their students typically poses the
greatest risk to the educators' ability to do which of the following?
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Uncover instances of inappropriate student conduct
Prevent the use of alcohol or drugs by students
Question 7
1.5 / 1.5 pts
Shouting instructions from the dugout during the game
Brie³y joining in the team's group hug after a play-off victory
Correct!
Allowing the team to haze new members
Question 8
1.5 / 1.5 pts
No, because helping Jason is unlikely to increase his con±dence in standardized testing situations.
Yes, because it is not fair to assess Jason using a test that he cannot read well.
Correct!
No, because helping Jason will violate standards for honesty in grading and evaluation.
Question 9
1.5 / 1.5 pts
Asking one of Will's friends to keep an eye on him outside of school.
Assessing Will's body language to determine whether he is telling the truth.
Correct!
Telling the school counselor what Will has told her.
Question 10
1.5 / 1.5 pts
Guidance Counselor Kimms accepts the cupcakes and chocolate-chip cookies that her students' parents bake for her
birthday.
Correct!
Which of the following is an example of an inappropriate action on the part of a coach of a school's
softball team?
During a standardized testing session early in the school year, Ms. Johnson decides to help a student,
Jason, who does not read English well, so that he is more successful on the test. According to the
principles emphasized in the course, is it acceptable for Ms. Johnson to help Jason in the situation
described?
Will, a high school student, tells his teacher, Ms. Rice, that he has recently been feeling depressed. Ms.
Rice is considering how she should respond. Which of the following options seems best in light of the
ethical principles described in the modules?
In which of the following scenarios does the school leader appear to be disregarding an ethical best
practice for professional educators?
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Assistant Principal Grand offers to walk a new student, Marty, to homeroom each morning if Marty helps Mr. Grand clean
out some old ±le cabinets after school.
Principal Rattle returns each high ±ve the high school students offer as they enter the school each morning.
Quiz Score: 15 out of 15
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