Advocacy is not a core ethical principle of teaching because it involves taking sides and promoting a particular point of view, which can compromise the teacher's objectivity and fairness.

A teacher is legally obligated to disclose student information when required by law, such as in cases of child abuse or neglect.

This is an ethical dilemma because the teacher wants to help the student, but they also want to maintain high standards and ensure that the student learns the material.

Teachers should not allow their personal beliefs and values to influence their ethical decision-making. Instead, they should focus on the facts of the situation and the relevant ethical codes and standards.

All of the above are examples of professional boundaries that teachers should maintain in order to protect themselves and their students from potential harm.

All of the above are examples of a teacher being unfair or biased. Teachers should treat all students equally and fairly, regardless of their personal feelings or opinions.

All of the above are examples of a teacher demonstrating cultural sensitivity. Teachers should be respectful of all cultures and be aware of the different cultural backgrounds of their students. They should also adapt their teaching methods to meet the needs of students from different cultures.

All of the above are examples of a teacher demonstrating professionalism. Teachers should dress appropriately for school, be on time for class and meetings, and communicate effectively with students and parents.

All of the above are examples of a teacher demonstrating ethical decision-making. Teachers should consider all of the relevant factors before making a decision, consult with colleagues and administrators when making a difficult decision, and follow the relevant ethical codes and standards.

All of the above are examples of a teacher demonstrating respect for students. Teachers should listen to students' concerns and opinions, treat students fairly and equally, and protect students' privacy.

All of the above are examples of a teacher demonstrating confidentiality. Teachers should not discuss student information with other teachers or staff members without the student's consent, share student information with parents or guardians without the student's consent, or post student information online or in public places.

All of the above are examples of a teacher demonstrating objectivity. Teachers should grade students' work fairly and impartially, make decisions about students based on their academic performance and not on their personal characteristics, and treat all students equally and fairly, regardless of their race, gender, religion, or socioeconomic status.

All of the above are examples of a teacher demonstrating cultural competence. Teachers should be aware of the different cultural backgrounds of their students, adapt their teaching methods to meet the needs of students from different cultures, and use language that is respectful of all cultures.

All of the above are examples of a teacher demonstrating professionalism. Teachers should dress appropriately for school, be on time for class and meetings, and communicate effectively with students and parents.

All of the above are examples of a teacher demonstrating ethical decision-making. Teachers should consider all of the relevant factors before making a decision, consult with colleagues and administrators when making a difficult decision, and follow the relevant ethical codes and standards.