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    Q.1 Explain The Relationship of Ethics and Education. What Are The Responsibilities of A Teacher in This Regard? Relationship of Ethics and Education

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    Teachers have an ethical responsibility to promote values like honesty, respect, fairness and responsibility in students. As role models, teachers must follow a professional code of ethics in all aspects of their work, including treating all students with kindness, maintaining appropriate relationships and boundaries, keeping learning and qualifications up to date, and building healthy relationships with colleagues. Upholding high ethical standards ensures students receive a quality education in a safe environment.

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    Teachers have an ethical responsibility to promote values like honesty, respect, fairness and responsibility in students. As role models, teachers must follow a professional code of ethics in all aspects of their work, including treating all students with kindness, maintaining appropriate relationships and boundaries, keeping learning and qualifications up to date, and building healthy relationships with colleagues. Upholding high ethical standards ensures students receive a quality education in a safe environment.

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    Teachers have an ethical responsibility to promote values like honesty, respect, fairness and responsibility in students. As role models, teachers must follow a professional code of ethics in all aspects of their work, including treating all students with kindness, maintaining appropriate relationships and boundaries, keeping learning and qualifications up to date, and building healthy relationships with colleagues. Upholding high ethical standards ensures students receive a quality education in a safe environment.

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    Q.1 Explain the relationship of ethics and education.

    What are the responsibilities of a


    teacher in this regard?
    Relationship of ethics and education: Thinkers throughout history have understood that
    education is an inherently ethical enterprise, and scholars have made this case both
    philosophically and empirically, demonstrating that education operates according to
    certain assumptions, implicitly or explicitly, about what is good and right, and, most
    importantly, about the good and right end of education. Arguably in all cases, some
    mixture of implicit and explicit ideals is at play in any educational practice and
    institution. Moreover, educators may make a deliberate effort to inculcate these ideals
    through targeted curricula in the name of moral education, but their priorities and
    values pervade and are reflected in all choices about pedagogy, curriculum, and various
    aspects of school relationships and organization. The section Education as an Inherently
    Ethical Enterprise presents works that make a philosophical case for the ethical
    imperative embedded in education as well as important empirical studies that have
    made salient the ethical and moral nature of all educational activity. Ideals of the
    Educated Person, Visions of Human Flourishing includes the works of key figures in the
    history of Western educational thought who have deeply influenced the educational aims
    that undergird various educational practices. Contested Terrain of Moral Education
    Proper discusses works that represent major strains of thought on moral education
    proper that inform debates related to professional ethics.
    Responsibilities of a teacher
    Teachers help students learn the academic basics, but they also teach valuable life
    lessons by setting a positive example. As role models, teachers must follow a
    professional code of ethics. This ensures that students receive a fair, honest and
    uncompromising education. Developing and following a professional code of ethics helps
    make sure teachers act in a professional and ethical manner at all times.
    Students---Matter---Most
    Teachers must model strong character traits, such as perseverance, honesty, respect,
    lawfulness, patience, fairness, responsibility and unity. As a teacher, you must treat
    every student with kindness, equality and respect, without showing favoritism, prejudice
    or partiality. You must maintain confidentiality unless a situation warrants involvement
    from parents, school administration or law enforcement, and never use relationships
    with students for personal gain.
    Commitment---to---the---Job
    Teachers must wholly commit to the teaching profession. Your classroom should
    promote safety, security and acceptance, always avoiding any form of bullying, hostility,
    dishonesty, neglect or offensive conduct. You must accurately describe your
    qualifications, credentials and licenses to school boards or principals who seek to hire
    you. You must also fulfill all contracts; obey school policies; and account for all funds
    and resources at your disposal. It's your responsibility to design lesson plans to meet
    state standards and create a well-rounded education plan that appeals to a wide range
    of learners.
    Keep---Learning
    A professional code of conduct demands attentiveness to continuing education
    requirements and career development. You must research new teaching methods, attend
    classes to maintain your certifications, consult colleagues for professional advice,
    participate in curriculum improvements and stay up to date on technical advancements
    for the classroom. It's your duty to ensure that your teaching methods are fresh,
    relevant and comprehensive. Teachers must engage in educational research to
    continuously improve their teaching strategies.
    Healthy---Relationships---Top---the---List
    In addition to fostering healthy relationships with students, teachers must build strong
    relationships with parents, school staff, and colleagues in the community, guidance
    counselors and administrators. You must never discuss private information about
    colleagues unless disclosure is required by law. Always avoid gossip, including false or
    mean-spirited comments about coworkers. Part of the code of ethics requires you to
    cooperate with fellow teachers, parents and administrators to create an atmosphere
    that's conducive to learning. You might be called upon to train student teachers as they
    prepare to serve as educators, so a positive attitude and a team-centered mindset can
    make all the difference.

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