Education Law and Ethics

Willful attack resulting in harm to a person is called

The authority of teachers has eroded noticeably in recent years.

Bible reading to promote worship may not be practiced in school

Why is understanding the legal aspects of teaching complex?

Which facts will a judge consider most important whether a teacher is held liable for an injury

A tort is a civil liability and if a teacher loses, he goes to jail.

Student religious clubs may not meet during school hours.

Schools can restrict students' free speech so it is consistent with school goals.

A community develops expectations about conduct people ought to exhibit. Which word ?

What governs whether a teacher may make multiple copies of a document for classroom lesson?

All teachers are required to take an ethical oath similar to Hippocratic oath of doctors

Religious schools and home schooling have declined in popularity these days.

Which constitutional basis justifies due process protection for teachers?

Corporal punishment is forbidden in all states.

The Supreme court has declared corporal punishment in schools unconstitutional.

The legal policy that should be considered when dealing with suspension or expulsion of student

Which term best describes concrete written codifications or moral obligation?

How long does it take a teacher to receive tenure?

Public educators tend to discourage any expression of religion in school based on court cases.

Ethics is a system of rules to guide human conduct while law suggests what people should do.

Tenure guarantees a secure lifetime teaching job.

Ethics refers to a system or a code of morality embraced by a certain group of people.

A teacher listens and understands when a student is upset or anxious. Which word describes?

When intervening in a school fight, the teacher must also be aware of

The tendency to use courts to settle conflicts has had little impact on teachers.

Under what conditions may the school search a student locker?

Teachers are required to exercise caution when it comes to infringement of student rights.

A teacher may face legal jeopardy resulting in termination or dismissal if

Why are issues of law and ethics important to teachers?

What is a teacher's most ethical course to take if a student makes a rude remark?

Which is NOT a major power of the "office" of teacher?

Tenure is a guarantee of procedural due process.

Students may not be required to stand or salute the flag.

Tenure helps maintain a competent teaching staff free from politics.