EL5753 Law & Policy
Module 3 Quiz
Points 30
Questions 10
Score for this quiz: 24 out of 30
Question 1
pts
Which statement best explains the federal constitutional and statutory rights
of teachers?
Teachers have unlimited rights to free expression, just like any other U.S.
citizen.
Teachers surrender their First Amendment rights when they accept a position
as a public educator.
Teachers’ rights are constitutionally protected in some cases but not in
others. School leaders decide what is protected expression and what is not.
Teachers’ rights are constitutionally protected, but their
expressions must not undermine their role as educators or the
school’s ability to provide quality education.
Question 2
pts
Which situation describes an instance where it is appropriate and reasonable
for a school leader to limit a teacher’s freedom of expression?
When a teacher is visiting with a friend in a restaurant
, When a teacher is upholding the authority of the school
When a teacher is sharing their personal political views in the classroom
When a teacher is trying to collaborate with their colleagues in a professional
manner
Question 3
pts
A school must provide a valid reason any time it moves to limit an educator’s
freedom of expression. This relates to the right(s):
to procedural due process.
to substantive due process.
of all citizens to due process.
outlined in the collective bargaining agreement included in each teacher’s
contract.
Question 4
pts
Which statement about contract negotiations is accurate?
All teachers are represented by unions during contract negotiations.
All topics are considered negotiable in the preliminary stages of contract
negotiations.
Module 3 Quiz
Points 30
Questions 10
Score for this quiz: 24 out of 30
Question 1
pts
Which statement best explains the federal constitutional and statutory rights
of teachers?
Teachers have unlimited rights to free expression, just like any other U.S.
citizen.
Teachers surrender their First Amendment rights when they accept a position
as a public educator.
Teachers’ rights are constitutionally protected in some cases but not in
others. School leaders decide what is protected expression and what is not.
Teachers’ rights are constitutionally protected, but their
expressions must not undermine their role as educators or the
school’s ability to provide quality education.
Question 2
pts
Which situation describes an instance where it is appropriate and reasonable
for a school leader to limit a teacher’s freedom of expression?
When a teacher is visiting with a friend in a restaurant
, When a teacher is upholding the authority of the school
When a teacher is sharing their personal political views in the classroom
When a teacher is trying to collaborate with their colleagues in a professional
manner
Question 3
pts
A school must provide a valid reason any time it moves to limit an educator’s
freedom of expression. This relates to the right(s):
to procedural due process.
to substantive due process.
of all citizens to due process.
outlined in the collective bargaining agreement included in each teacher’s
contract.
Question 4
pts
Which statement about contract negotiations is accurate?
All teachers are represented by unions during contract negotiations.
All topics are considered negotiable in the preliminary stages of contract
negotiations.
