Justice

Equity

Autonomy

Competition

To promote student learning

To maintain order in the classroom

To protect the reputation of the school

To follow the directives of administrators

A teacher is faced with a student who is struggling academically and needs extra help.

A teacher is asked to give a student a higher grade than they earned.

A teacher is asked to teach a subject that they are not qualified to teach.

A teacher is asked to cover up a mistake that they made.

Consult with colleagues

Follow your gut instinct

Make a decision based on personal beliefs

Ignore the dilemma and hope it goes away

Damage to the reputation of the educator

Loss of trust from students and parents

Legal consequences

All of the above

A teacher is dating a student's parent.

A teacher is working a second job that takes away from their time with students.

A teacher is using their position to promote their own personal agenda.

A teacher is accepting gifts from students or parents.

Be transparent about your relationships and interests.

Avoid situations where you could be tempted to make a decision that benefits you personally.

Recuse yourself from decisions where you have a conflict of interest.

All of the above

To set a positive example for students and staff.

To create a school culture that is based on ethical values.

To make decisions that are in the best interests of students and the school.

All of the above

Dealing with conflicts of interest

Making decisions that are fair and equitable

Balancing the needs of different stakeholders

All of the above

By creating a school culture that values ethics

By providing ethics training for staff

By setting clear ethical standards and expectations

All of the above

It helps to create a positive school culture.

It builds trust between educators, students, and parents.

It ensures that students receive a high-quality education.

All of the above

By teaching students about ethics

By modeling ethical behavior

By creating opportunities for students to practice ethical decision-making

All of the above

Students' lack of understanding of ethics

Competing values and beliefs among students

Time constraints

All of the above

By creating a supportive learning environment

By providing students with opportunities to reflect on their values and beliefs

By using a variety of teaching methods and resources

All of the above

To teach their children about ethics

To model ethical behavior

To provide their children with opportunities to practice ethical decision-making

All of the above