WHAT IS A TRUE PROFESSIONAL?. A qualified teacher A life long learner An involved faculty member An involved member of professional organizations.

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WHAT IS A TRUE PROFESSIONAL?

A qualified teacher A life long learner An involved faculty member An involved member of professional organizations

WHAT IS A QUALIFIED TEACHER? Equivalent of major in content area Up-to-date on research and literature in content area Uses effective teaching strategies Is aware of and responsive to student background and approach to learning

WHAT IS A LIFE LONG LEARNER? Constantly learning, adding to content knowledge for classroom Aware of opportunities for students Responsible for personal growth through reading, courses, staff development opportunities

WHAT IS AN INVOLVED TEACHER? Serves on faculty committees Assists with extracurricular activities Offers assistance to students, teachers, and administrators voluntarily

WHAT IS AN INVOLVED PROFESSIONAL? Content area organizations (GCTE, GCSS, GSTA, GMTA, etc.) Honorary organizations(Phi Delta Kappa, etc.) General educational organizations

CODE OF ETHICS FOR EDUCATORS What are the standards that guide educators?

STANDARD 1: CRIMINAL ACTS An educator should abide by federal, state, and local laws Conviction includes a finding or verdict of guilty as well as a plea of nolo contendere

STANDARD 2: ABUSE OF STUDENTS Physical and emotional abuse child endangerment soliciting an unlawful sexual act harassing behavior soliciting, encouraging, or consummation of inappropriate relationship with student furnishing tobacco, alcohol, or illegal drugs

STANDARD 3: ALCOHOL OR DRUGS Refrain from the use of alcohol or drugs during course of professional practice Includes school events, school sponsored trips Trips or events associated with the school

STANDARD 4: MISREPRESENTING/ FALSIFYING Application Academic credentials School records Student evaluation Reasons for absence or leave Official inquiry/investigation

STANDARD 5: PUBLIC FUNDS AND PROPERTY School related funds/property Funds collected from students or parents Fraudulent reimbursement requests Co-mingling public or school-related funds with personal funds

STANDARD 6: IMPROPER REMUNERATIVE CONDUCT Gifts from students/parents Soliciting funds for personal benefit Gifts from vendors

STANDARD 7: CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION Academic Records Disciplinary Records Personal Confidences Health and Medical Information Family Status/Income Testing/Assessment Results

STANDARD 8: ABANDONMENT OF CONTRACT Perform duties as outlined in contract Sign contract with only one system Perform duties during dates of contract

STANDARD 9: FAILURE TO MAKE A REQUIRED REPORT Child Abuse Violation of one of the standards

STANDARD 10: PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT Educators are held to the highest standards of ethical and moral conduct Any behavior that impairs an individual’s ability to function professionally in his position Any behavior that is detrimental to the health, welfare, discipline, or morals of students

GEORGIA PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS COMMISSION The licensing and governing board for educators in Georgia