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Lacy King
ReplyDeleteQuestion: In the case study of Righting Wrongs, should the teacher confront Mr. Mitchell about his actions or just go directly to the principal?
Quote: "It's easy to be brave from a safe distance"- Aesop
Fact: Grievences are the formal expression of a complaint about unsatisfactory working conditions.
Quote: Teaching about religion is not the same as teaching someone to be religious. In our multicultural, multiethnic society, understanding another person's faith will foster tolerance and harmony, a goal common to all religions.
ReplyDeleteFact: In 2000, more than 342,000 students were spanked in U.S. schools.
Question: Does a student lose their rights constitutional right when they walk into school?
Quote: "Teaching about religion is not the same as teaching someone to be religious. In our multicultural, multiethnic society, understanding anoter person's faith will foster tolerance and harmony, a goal common to all religions."
ReplyDeleteFact: If a teacher suspects that a student is experiencing, or has experienced any type of abuse at home, he or she is required to report it to authorities.
Question: Where exactly o yu draw the line of "reasonable" cause to suspect a child is being abused? (How far into a situation are you able to investigate?)
Quote- “It is easy to be brave from a safe distance” Aesop
ReplyDeleteFact- In many schools you have to fit certain personal requirements. For example you can’t wear to tight of clothing or clothing that is shorter could result in you getting in trouble with the administrators or even fired. The book stated that some schools require male teachers to wear a dress shirt and tie.
Question- How do you as a teacher not let your religion come into play when one of your students are trying to preach to other students about their own religion? I am a religious person and I think I might be tempted so say something about my Christian faith, how would I not allow that sort of issue arise?
Lindsey Heidle
ReplyDeleteQuote: "If you wish to know who a man is, place him in authority." Yugoslav Proverb
Fact: In he 2003-04 school year, 272,028 students were reported to have been spanked in U.S. schools.
Question: Do you think teaching evolution and creationism can be taught in school equally?
Question- Is there any way to equally balance your own personal ethics and the code of ethics teachers must follow?
ReplyDeleteFact- In the 2003-2004 school year, 277,028 students were reported to have been spanked in U.S. schools.
Quote- "Who you are speaks louder than what you say." page 245
Quote~ "It's easy to be brave from a safe distance."
ReplyDeleteQuestion~ How can teachers be "hip" and "cool" and relate to their students while making sure they stay above all standards at all times?
Fact~ 81% of U.S. students acknowledged that they were the subject of sexual harrassment at some time during their lives.
Fact: In 1979, only 2 states had banned corporal punishment in public schools.
ReplyDeleteQuote: “It is easy to be brave from a distance.” – AESOP
Question: Do you think that teachers should be held liable for the students getting hurt while in the classroom?
Question: When something happens to a student while at school, why do parents seem to assume the teacher is liable?
ReplyDeleteQuote: It is easy to be brave from a safe distance. --Aesop
Fact: Mancha V. Field Museum of Natural History (1971). A teacher is NOT liable for student injuries under unusual circumstances (i.e. a fight in a museum) if he or she has taken appropriate precautions.
Question: "Teachers were summarily fired for homosexuality, being pregnant and single, using drugs, being drunk." (Pg.263) To what extent should your personal life be excluded from others? If you see a student at a grocery store and your with someone of the same sex, or if you have questionalbe things in your cart, how would you go about it? Should we keep student/teacher relationships just in the class room and ignore them elsewhere?
ReplyDeleteFact: "In the 2003-04 school year, 272,028 students were reported to have been spanked in US schools." Pg. 277
Quote: "If you wish to know who a man is, place him in authority." Pg.238
Quote: "If you wish to know who a man is, place him in authority."
ReplyDeleteand I thought this went along well with that,
"It's easy to be brave from a safe distance."
Fact: Poorly performing tenured teachers CAN be fired. I found that comforting.
Question: Is tenure a good thing or does it make too difficult to fire poor teachers?
Should weight come into whether a teacher is hired or fired?
Ali Dalsing
Dustyn Holland
ReplyDelete"Teaching about religion is not the same as teaching someone to be religious. In our multicultural, multiethnic society, understanding anoter person's faith will foster tolerance and harmony, a goal common to all religions."
In the 2003-2004 school year, 277,028 students were reported to have been spanked in U.S. schools.
Why is it that there are still schools that find it appropriate to spank children?
Trash ball Chpt. 8
ReplyDeleteQuestion: What is Missouri's law on tenure and how do you feel about this?
Fact: Teacher's in every state are required by law to report suspected child abuse or neglect.
Quote: "Teaching about religion is not the same as teaching someone to be religious. In our multicultural, multiethnic society, understanding another person's faith will foster tolerance and harmony, a goal common to all religious."
Question: How can you teach someone about religion without "preaching" your own individual system of belief?
ReplyDeleteFact: Humans are imitative creatures. First we copy our parents and siblings, and then, as we move out into the world, we copy various people who cross our paths.
Quote: "Living up to basic ethical standards in the classroom---discipline, tolerance, honesty-- is one of the important ways children learn how to function in society at large." ---Eloise Salholz
Does academic freedom conflict with the No Child Left Behind Act?
ReplyDelete....81% of U.S. students acknowledged that they were the subjects of sexual harassment at some point in their school lives. Are schools looking at harassment against gay/lesbian students with the same importance as "straight" students?
"Living up to basic ethical standards in the classroom - discipline, tolerance, honesty - is one of the important ways children learn how to function in society at large."
katherine brown
ReplyDeletefact: Most of our laws one simply the codification of what we see as our moral or eithical obligation to one another.
??: What would your code of professional ethics?
quote:" If you wish to know who a man is, place him in authority." Yugoslav Proverb
Question: What is the greatest obligation for a teacher?
ReplyDeleteFact: In the 2003-2004 school year, 277,028 students were reported to have been spanked in U.S. schools.
Quote: An old adage states that " who you are speaks louder than what you say."
Billy Jones,
ReplyDeleteQuestion: What is exatly reasonable force? When breaking up a fight.
Quote: The fourthteenth Admendment adds, "nor shall any state deprive any person of life, libertyy, or property, without due process of law."
Fact: The fourthteenth Amendment goes on to stipulate that no person should be denied " the eual protection of the law."
Alicia Bell
ReplyDeleteQUOTE: If you wish to know who a man is, place him in authority
Question: What do you think about teaching religion in schools?
Fact: A major study by the American Association of University Woment in 1993, entitled hostile hallways, reported 81% of U.S. students acknowledged that they were the subjects of sexual harassment at some time during their school lives
Quote: Living up to basica ethical standards in the classroom-discipline, tolerance, honesty is one of the important ways children learn how to function in society.
ReplyDeleteFact: Teachers bring into their classrooms more than their minds and their lesson plans. They bring their attitudes and values.
Question: How do we handle situations when a child exhibits their right to speak on religious beliefs and it makes other students uncomfortable?
Quote- "It is easy to be brave from a safe distance."-AESOP
ReplyDeleteFact- In 1979, only 2 states had banned corporal punishment in public schools.
Question-What do teachers see as the hardest thing when dealing with a child who does not have a good family or home life?
Question- How far is a teacher allowed to go when helping a child who is suffering froma bad home and family life?
ReplyDeleteQuote-"It is easy to be brave from a safe distance." Aesop
Fact- In 2003-2004 school year 277,028 students were reported to hvae been spanked in U.S. schools
Quote: "If you wish to know who a man is, place him in authority."
ReplyDeleteFact: In the 2003-2004 school year, 277,028 students were reported to have been spanked in U.S. schools.
Question: What are your rights when breaking up a fight and you get punched by a student?
Quote: If You wish to know who a man is, place him in authority
ReplyDeleteQuestion: How do ethics play a roll in a teachers life?
Fact: Dues process in education is that fairness should be rendered and teachers rights as individuals shouldnot be violated
q. "It is easy to be brave from a safe distance."
ReplyDeleteF. Their authority was wide, and their decisions were rarely questioned.
q. what should we do as teachers if we see students herting other students?