Code of Ethics/ Morality

What role does a teacher play in modeling values, behaviors, and attitudes for students both inside and outside the classroom?

• Ignoring students' behavior

• Providing entertainment to students

• Modeling ethical behavior and attitudes

• Focusing only on academic performance

How do societal expectations and perceptions of teacher impacts their professional responsibilities and public image?

• It influences the way teachers fulfill their professional duties

• It does not affect the public image of teachers

• It affects the way teachers interact with students

• It has no impact on teachers' responsibilities

What is the scope of the Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers according to the Philippine Constitution?

• It only applies to public school teachers

• It only applies to vocational teachers

• It applies to all teachers in all schools in the Philippines

• It does not apply to non-formal education teachers

What is the meaning of morality according to Panizo (1964)?

• The quality of human acts by which we call them right or wrong

• The ability to follow rules and regulations

• The pursuit of personal success at any cost

• The act of conforming to societal norms

According to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, what is the highest aspiration of the common people?

• Promotion of social progress and better standards of life

• Freedom of speech and belief

• Recognition of inherent dignity and equal rights

• Freedom from fear and want

According to Max Scheler, what are the values of the Holy?

• Values of health and vitality

• Values of spiritual acts of preferring loving and hating

• Values of pleasure and capability

• Values of right and wrong

What is the cognitive dimension of values?

• Living by the value

• Physical well-being

• Experience toward something

• Mental understanding and readiness

According to the Idealist Point of View, are there unchanging and universal values?

• Values are only universal for certain cultures

• Values are universal for some people but not for others

• No, values are dependent on time and place

• Yes, there are unchanging and universal values

What is the meaning of the phrase 'Do not do to others what you do not like others to do to you'?

• It is a principle from the Islamic Koran

• It is the Golden Rule of Christianity

• It is a Buddhist principle

• It is a principle from the Eightfold Path

When are you considered to be of good moral character?

• When you prioritize personal success

• When you strive to develop your potential

• When you conform to societal norms

• When you advance in age