Standard 6: Remunerative Conduct

(True or False) Mia, an educator, can invest in a company that produces the math workbooks used in her classroom where David and Aiden are students.

• True

• False

The 8th grade team is planning a school event. They want to raise funds by selling candy/snacks. The principal has approved their plan. (TRUE/FALSE) This is NOT an example of Remunerative Conduct.

• True

• False

James, a school teacher, has been approached by an after-school program called 'Learn & Grow'. They have offered him a reward for each student he refers to their program. Aria and Nora are two of his students. (TRUE/FALSE) James can use his position as a teacher to recommend 'Learn & Grow' to Aria and Nora and receive a reward from the program for each student referred.

• True

• False

Mr. Ingram and Mr. Rodriguez are working together on a project. They notice a colleague engaging in unethical remunerative conduct that goes against the Georgia Code of Ethics. (TRUE/FALSE) Reporting this colleague is optional and not encouraged.

• True

• False

Maya, a student's parent, wants to give you a small gift card or a coffee mug as a token of appreciation for your teaching. (TRUE/FALSE) Accepting this gift is considered ethical under Georgia's Code of Ethics.

• True

• False

Emma, a 5th-grade teacher, wants to offer private tutoring sessions to Jackson, a 3rd-grade student at her school. (TRUE/FALSE) She can do this.

• True

• False