Teacher Liability
Teacher Liability
University of Phoenix
AED/201, Week 5
Erin Witt
February 5, 2012
Your Results for "Classroom Management " | Print this page |
Book's Title: | Introduction to Teaching: Becoming a Professional | Book's Author: | Kauchak | Location on Site: | Home > School Law: Ethical and Legal Influences > Reflect on This > Classroom Management | Date/Time Submitted: | February 6, 2012 at 4:05 AM (UTC/GMT) | | Summary of Results | All 3 questions in this activity are essays, which are not scored by the system. You answered 3 questions, and left 0 questions blank. | | More information about scoring | | |
| 1. | To what extent are you responsible for the actions of students like Damien? Your Answer: | With students like Damien your responsible to the point where you cant control his actions anymore from his actions. You can only give a child like this so many chances because you have to step with with the princpal or the parents. You as a teacher have to do this to keep yourself and your students safe. | | | | Teachers are legally responsible for the actions of all students, including ones like Damien. They act in loco parentis, serving as guardians for the children under their care. | | | 2. | If this problem developed into a liability suit, what factors would the courts consider in judging whether you were negligent? Your Answer: | If this problem was developed into a liabily suit some of the factors that could possibly looked at would be not paying attention to Daimen and his partner because you know what type of student he can be.I could be showing negligent by doing a project with out help and extra eyes to watch students. Also another thing would be doing an assignment that could be harmful to other students. | | | | The courts would consider several factors here. Perhaps the most important is the age and mental abilities of the students involved. Also the courts would want to know if
University of Phoenix
AED/201, Week 5
Erin Witt
February 5, 2012
Your Results for "Classroom Management " | Print this page |
Book's Title: | Introduction to Teaching: Becoming a Professional | Book's Author: | Kauchak | Location on Site: | Home > School Law: Ethical and Legal Influences > Reflect on This > Classroom Management | Date/Time Submitted: | February 6, 2012 at 4:05 AM (UTC/GMT) | | Summary of Results | All 3 questions in this activity are essays, which are not scored by the system. You answered 3 questions, and left 0 questions blank. | | More information about scoring | | |
| 1. | To what extent are you responsible for the actions of students like Damien? Your Answer: | With students like Damien your responsible to the point where you cant control his actions anymore from his actions. You can only give a child like this so many chances because you have to step with with the princpal or the parents. You as a teacher have to do this to keep yourself and your students safe. | | | | Teachers are legally responsible for the actions of all students, including ones like Damien. They act in loco parentis, serving as guardians for the children under their care. | | | 2. | If this problem developed into a liability suit, what factors would the courts consider in judging whether you were negligent? Your Answer: | If this problem was developed into a liabily suit some of the factors that could possibly looked at would be not paying attention to Daimen and his partner because you know what type of student he can be.I could be showing negligent by doing a project with out help and extra eyes to watch students. Also another thing would be doing an assignment that could be harmful to other students. | | | | The courts would consider several factors here. Perhaps the most important is the age and mental abilities of the students involved. Also the courts would want to know if