Educators in Training Pre-Internship Safety Test

_____ is defined as any harm or threatened harm to a child’s health or welfare

• Child neglect

• Child abuse

• Child trauma

• Mandatory reporting

Child neglect is______

• The failure to provide basic needs, including education or medical care

• The failure to provide emotional support

• Not as serious as abuse

• Not as common as abuse

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Behavioral Indicators of Abuse

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(b) Physical Indicators of Abuse

• Injuries in various states of healing

• Burns that cover the whole hand or foot

• Burns in patterns

• Depresseion or anxiety

• Sudden change in grades

• Excessive startle response

• Missing patches of hair

• Hypervigilance

Trauma triggers changes in the brain's _​ (a)  

• Fight, flight, freeze response
• memory centers
• language development
• ability to function

Match the following

• Document your observations

• Protocol for Mandatory Reporting

• Maintain high standards with flexibility

• Trauma Informed Teaching Strategy

• Create a calm and peaceful environment

• Support for Affected Students

• Any educator in the state of Alabama

• Definition of Mandatory Reporter

Organize these options into the right categories: are they covered under FERPA or not?

Groups:

(a) Directory Information

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(b) Educational Records

• Name

• Date of birth

• Financial aid info

• Address

• Awards

• Grades and transcripts

• Class schedule

• Disciplinary records

• Dates of attendance

You and a colleague were overheard discussing a student's IEP (individualized education plan) in the hallway. The student reported what they heard back to their parent, who called the Board of Education and filed a FERPA violation. What consequences might you be facing?

• Disciplinary action, up to and including termination

• Likely none, as there is no proof and this is a he said/ she said situation

• Fines and fees

• Loss of your teaching certificate

All student records should be stored

• in the front office

• in a locked filing cabinet or a secure digital device

• in a desk drawer where students are unlikely to find them

• at the central office

Match the Code of Ethics Standard to its Definition

• No trading of grades or positions

• Trustworthiness

• You are a role model all the time

• Professional Conduct

• 30 days notice or you may be held

• Unlawful Acts

• Represent your leave request honestly

• Remunerative Behavior

• Support and encourage colleagues

• Abandonment of Contract

True or False: if a teacher attended a football game after having dinner at a local restaurant, including a few drinks, would they be in violation of their Code of Ethics?

• True

• False