PLC Ethics Quiz

What are ethics?

• Ethics are moral principles that govern a person's behavior or the conducting of an activity.
• Ethics are mathematical equations
• Ethics are fictional stories
• Ethics are scientific theories

Frankie is overheard talking about a student's behavior with another student.

How should you respond?

• Ignore the situation and not get involved
• Spread rumors about Frankie to other students
• Confront the student being talked about in front of Frankie
• Address the issue directly with Frankie in a private conversation.

A staff is engaging with another staff and not working on goals with their assigned student, but is still billing on their goals.

Is this fraudulent billing?

• No
• Maybe
• Yes
• Sometimes

Discussing students' identifiable information related to a student's education records falls under which of the following Acts?

• HIPAA
• ADA
• FERPA
• COPPA

Discussing students' identifiable information related to a student's health care or Medicaid status falls under which of the following Acts?

• HIPAA
• ADA
• IDEA
• FERPA

How likely are you to report the following situation to proper authorities (e.g. CPS, police)

A parent is picking up their child from school and the parent threatens to cut the child's hair if they do not behave.

• Extremely unlikely

• Unlikely

• Neutral

• Likely

• Extremely likely

When should you be arriving to your school and clocking in on Timeclock?

• 1 hour before bus drop off

• Whenever you feel like it
• 15 minutes before bus drop off

• Same time as bus drop off

If a student is sleeping and has ignored staff's attempts to engage, staff should.........

Evaluate responses using AI:

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Its recess time and your student goes out to play, what should you do?

• Watch them through the window

• Be outside and nearby to intervene and model desired behaviors

• Scroll through TikTok and not be engaged with students

• Swinging on the swing set while student plays soccer across the playground

When should you be billing on a student?

• When the student is at OT/PT/ST

• Actively engaging with student providing therapeutic services

• When the student is sleeping

• During movies