You suspect that one of your students is being abused, but you aren't completely sure. You have taken notes documenting the reasons for you concerns, and you have the notes on file. You are reluctant to report your suspicions, however, because you fear a lawsuit?
Of the following, which is your most appropriate course of action?
a. To prevent a lawsuit, wait until you have more evidence, and continue to take notes to document your suspicion.
b. Speak to a trusted colleague who is a veteran in the teaching profession, and ask him or her for advice.
c. Do nothing; child abuse is outside the context of schooling and should be handled by health and law enforcement officials.
d. Report your suspicions immediately; you're protected from a lawsuit because of your documentation.
Question 2
The ability to understand shame, guilt, and empathy, in ourselves as well as others is best described as:
a. moral development.
b. emotional intelligence.
c. ethical reasoning.
d. morality of caring.
Model of a longitudinal study in which 983 students were surveyed in 1984 and then again in 1985, 19
Whites pour mustard and ketchup over black (and white) students who were integrating a lunch counter ...
Both students with intellectual disability (ID) and students who are intellectually gifted need ...
Commonly Abused Drugs
A. Open portable massage table on its side. B. Straighten out legs completely and check that leg ...
The percentage of Canadian students in Grades 7 through 12 who used drugs