GaPSC Code of Ethics Quiz

What is the primary purpose of the GaPSC Code of Ethics?

• To evaluate teacher performance

• To ensure integrity and professionalism among educators

• To outline administrative procedures

• To establish state funding guidelines

Which standard emphasizes the ethical treatment of students?

• Commitment to Students

• Commitment to the Profession

• Commitment to the Community

• Commitment to Colleagues

How should educators respond to conflicts of interest according to the GaPSC?

• Ignore them

• Disclose them and seek guidance

• Avoid discussing them

• Allow personal interests to take precedence

Which of the following is a consequence of violating the GaPSC Code of Ethics?

• Loss of teaching certification

• Increased salary

• Promotion to administration

• Greater community support

What does Torts Law primarily address in the educational context?

• Curriculum standards

• Teacher evaluations

• Negligence and liability

• Student grades

Which element of negligence refers to the responsibility of educators to act in a way that does not harm students?

• Duty of Care

• Breach of Duty

• Causation

• Damages

What does the standard of 'Commitment to the Community' encourage educators to do?

• Limit communication with parents

• Actively participate in community service

• Keep school events exclusive

• Avoid community involvement

What is the significance of self-reflection in ethical decision-making?

• It leads to indecision

• It fosters awareness of personal biases

• It encourages stagnation

• It is not relevant to professional ethics

When should educators maintain confidentiality according to the GaPSC?

• Always, unless required by law to disclose

• Only during school hours

• Only when dealing with students

• Only when instructed by a superior

How can educators demonstrate a commitment to their profession?

• Ignoring professional development

• Engaging in continuous learning and improvement

• Sticking to traditional methods

• Avoiding collaboration with peers