Scenario 3:

A parent who frequently volunteers at your high school is asking you to give her sophomore student a parking pass, even though sophomores are prohibited by school policy from receiving a parking pass. What will you tell the parent and what will you do next?

Scenario 4:

You are addressing the group of first year teachers at your school on their first day of employment. Some of these teachers graduated from a traditional teacher preparation program, while others did not. What would you tell them about ethics, as it applies to their job as a teacher, so that all levels of experience and professional backgrounds are considered?

Scenario 5:

You have been asked by a parent to review the final semester grade of a student in Algebra 1. Dad believes that his son should have gotten an A, even though he was three points from the minimum number of points needed for an A. You know the student and believes that he works hard in his classes. What should you consider in reviewing the grade? What would you decide?