NYS CLI UPDATED SCRIPTED ANSWERS AND
QUESTIONS SET A+
✔✔What should the CLI do? (7 responsibilities) - ✔✔1) measure skills competence at
various levels of mastery
2) observe, document and review student performance
3) demonstrate skills objectives
4) direct the practice of the skill with close supervision and feedback
5) evaluate the skill and remediate as needed
6) reevaluate to document when mastery level performance occurs
7) review periodically to ensure mastery is maintained
✔✔What does the standard of instruction represent? - ✔✔the actions of a "reasonable
and prudent" individual who possesses similar training and experience ; may be defined
by state law
✔✔What are areas of possible liability for instructors? - ✔✔1) discrimination
2) harassment
3) sexual harassment
4) student injury
✔✔What are ways to avoid discrimination liability? - ✔✔1) use consistent, fair practices
for all students
2) listen first then decide guilt or innocence using due process
3) written documentation of every incident
✔✔What are ways to avoid harassment liability? - ✔✔1) use consistent, fair practices
for all students
2) bring in other instructors to assist you
✔✔What are ways to avoid sexual harassment liability? - ✔✔1) always be aware how
your actions look to observers
2) avoid intimate situations or contact with students
3) counsel students in private but with door open
, 4) avoid suggestive comments, they may be misinterpreted
✔✔What are factors that can lead to student injury? - ✔✔1) using equipment not
maintained to manufacturer's requirements
2) instructor error
3) improper or inadequate supervision
4) inadequate, malfunctioning or faulty equipment
✔✔Indemnification - ✔✔protect and insure against loss, damage, theft, etc
✔✔The Family Education Rights Act of 1974 - ✔✔Buckley Amendment
provides students the right to access their educational records upon request and
challenge the records
✔✔What is illegal under the Buckley Amendment? - ✔✔disclosure of "personally
identifiable" information form records without permission
✔✔What must all educational programs follow? - ✔✔all applicable national and state
OSHA rules and regulations
✔✔Public Domain - ✔✔anything exempt from copyright laws due to the age of the
document or because the info is considered to be known by most individuals
✔✔Fair Use - ✔✔involves determining how much material is being distributed, how
many times its being used, if the authors are properly cited, and how much the use of
the document impacts the owners ability to realize a profit from your use of it
✔✔Which theories shape classroom discussions? - ✔✔divine law, virtue ethics, egoism,
ethical relativism, utilitarianism
✔✔What is divine law based on? What does considered good? Right behavior? What
are its strengths and weaknesses? - ✔✔Devine law is based in many religions primarily
Judeo-Christian and Islamic
-God's will and word is considered good
-Obeying God's will is right behavior
-Strengths: moral certainty and guidance
-Weaknesses: self righteousness and intolerance
✔✔What is virtue ethics based on? What does considered good? Right behavior? What
are its strengths and weaknesses? - ✔✔Virtue ethics is based in Greek philosophy
(Plato and Aristotle)
-Seeking happiness and good life is considered good
-Acting virtuously is right behavior
-Strengths: virtue is its own reward
-Weaknesses: consequences; the common good and principle are ignored
QUESTIONS SET A+
✔✔What should the CLI do? (7 responsibilities) - ✔✔1) measure skills competence at
various levels of mastery
2) observe, document and review student performance
3) demonstrate skills objectives
4) direct the practice of the skill with close supervision and feedback
5) evaluate the skill and remediate as needed
6) reevaluate to document when mastery level performance occurs
7) review periodically to ensure mastery is maintained
✔✔What does the standard of instruction represent? - ✔✔the actions of a "reasonable
and prudent" individual who possesses similar training and experience ; may be defined
by state law
✔✔What are areas of possible liability for instructors? - ✔✔1) discrimination
2) harassment
3) sexual harassment
4) student injury
✔✔What are ways to avoid discrimination liability? - ✔✔1) use consistent, fair practices
for all students
2) listen first then decide guilt or innocence using due process
3) written documentation of every incident
✔✔What are ways to avoid harassment liability? - ✔✔1) use consistent, fair practices
for all students
2) bring in other instructors to assist you
✔✔What are ways to avoid sexual harassment liability? - ✔✔1) always be aware how
your actions look to observers
2) avoid intimate situations or contact with students
3) counsel students in private but with door open
, 4) avoid suggestive comments, they may be misinterpreted
✔✔What are factors that can lead to student injury? - ✔✔1) using equipment not
maintained to manufacturer's requirements
2) instructor error
3) improper or inadequate supervision
4) inadequate, malfunctioning or faulty equipment
✔✔Indemnification - ✔✔protect and insure against loss, damage, theft, etc
✔✔The Family Education Rights Act of 1974 - ✔✔Buckley Amendment
provides students the right to access their educational records upon request and
challenge the records
✔✔What is illegal under the Buckley Amendment? - ✔✔disclosure of "personally
identifiable" information form records without permission
✔✔What must all educational programs follow? - ✔✔all applicable national and state
OSHA rules and regulations
✔✔Public Domain - ✔✔anything exempt from copyright laws due to the age of the
document or because the info is considered to be known by most individuals
✔✔Fair Use - ✔✔involves determining how much material is being distributed, how
many times its being used, if the authors are properly cited, and how much the use of
the document impacts the owners ability to realize a profit from your use of it
✔✔Which theories shape classroom discussions? - ✔✔divine law, virtue ethics, egoism,
ethical relativism, utilitarianism
✔✔What is divine law based on? What does considered good? Right behavior? What
are its strengths and weaknesses? - ✔✔Devine law is based in many religions primarily
Judeo-Christian and Islamic
-God's will and word is considered good
-Obeying God's will is right behavior
-Strengths: moral certainty and guidance
-Weaknesses: self righteousness and intolerance
✔✔What is virtue ethics based on? What does considered good? Right behavior? What
are its strengths and weaknesses? - ✔✔Virtue ethics is based in Greek philosophy
(Plato and Aristotle)
-Seeking happiness and good life is considered good
-Acting virtuously is right behavior
-Strengths: virtue is its own reward
-Weaknesses: consequences; the common good and principle are ignored
