20 Oct You are forwarding a funny adult joke to your friend Cammie, but as you type Connie appears in the field before you notice and hit send. Connie is your school administrator. How should y
Please answer the questions separately.
1. You are forwarding a funny adult joke to your friend Cammie, but as you type Connie appears in the field before you notice and hit send. Connie is your school administrator. How should you address this situation? As you consider the implications of this error, which action would best represent ethical standards? Include evidence from the Model Code of Ethics for Educators and Professional Dispositions of Learners.
2. Imagine that you have been asked to teach using a text or curriculum material that you believe is culturally biased. What might you do in response? How might you appropriately and professionally address the issue?
