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dispositional framework - Answer The personal and professional attitudes, values, and beliefs that inform a professional educator's decision making. regulatory framework - Answer School or district policies, state statutes, or criminal laws that form the basis for conduct absolutes that inform a professional educator's decision making. Principle exploration (PROETHIC) - Answer P=Promoting Solution Discovery R=Risk Mitigation O=Objectivity and Neutrality Are Maintained E=Ensuring Student Welfare T=Transparency in Actions and Communications H=Honoring the Boundaries of Role, Time, and Place I=Integrity of the Profession is Promoted by the Educator C=Code of Ethics for Educators is Maintained with Fidelity Promoting Solution Discovery - Answer refer students or colleagues to an appropriate resource within the schooling structure and ensure appropriate follow-through, as opposed to trying to solve the issues themselves. Risk Mitigation - Answer the field of education is laden with professional risks and vulnerabilities. It is important that all educators continually reflect on how to best mitigate risks that may compromise their professional and personal credibility, Objectivity and Neutrality Are Maintained - Answer evaluate a situation without emotional entanglements and bias. Remaining objective and neutral Ensuring Student Welfare - Answer individuals receiving services are minors—and the educators have been ascribed in loco parentis responsibilities—the primary responsibility of educators is to ensure the students' safety and welfare. The scope of this charge is not just limited to physical safety, but it also includes emotional, intellectual, psychological, and sexual safety Transparency in Actions and Communications - Answer Transparency establishes openness, accountability, trust, credibility, and boundaries. Failure to be sufficiently transparent to

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GACE: Ethical Assessment Questions
Fully Solved.
dispositional framework - Answer The personal and professional attitudes, values, and beliefs
that inform a professional educator's decision making.



regulatory framework - Answer School or district policies, state statutes, or criminal laws that
form the basis for conduct absolutes that inform a professional educator's decision making.



Principle exploration (PROETHIC) - Answer P=Promoting Solution Discovery

R=Risk Mitigation

O=Objectivity and Neutrality Are Maintained

E=Ensuring Student Welfare

T=Transparency in Actions and Communications

H=Honoring the Boundaries of Role, Time, and Place

I=Integrity of the Profession is Promoted by the Educator

C=Code of Ethics for Educators is Maintained with Fidelity



Promoting Solution Discovery - Answer refer students or colleagues to an appropriate
resource within the schooling structure and ensure appropriate follow-through, as opposed to
trying to solve the issues themselves.



Risk Mitigation - Answer the field of education is laden with professional risks and
vulnerabilities. It is important that all educators continually reflect on how to best mitigate risks
that may compromise their professional and personal credibility,



Objectivity and Neutrality Are Maintained - Answer evaluate a situation without emotional
entanglements and bias. Remaining objective and neutral



Ensuring Student Welfare - Answer individuals receiving services are minors—and the
educators have been ascribed in loco parentis responsibilities—the primary responsibility of
educators is to ensure the students' safety and welfare. The scope of this charge is not just
limited to physical safety, but it also includes emotional, intellectual, psychological, and sexual
safety



Transparency in Actions and Communications - Answer Transparency establishes openness,
accountability, trust, credibility, and boundaries. Failure to be sufficiently transparent to

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