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The Ethical Delimma
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- The Ethical Dilemma
- Gabrielle LanglinaisUniversity of PhoenixEDU/2154/1/25
- Slayt: 2
- Setting the Scene
- Kristen welcomes Jane, who refuses to drink milk during lunch and drinks water instead. Jane looks content.
- Slayt: 3
- The Parents Request
- I don't want Jane drinking water until she finishes her milk first.
- Ok, I will do my best to ensure she drinks her milk first.
- Jane’s father tells Kristen they don’t want her to drink water unless she finishes her milk first. Kristen looks concerned but assures him she’ll encourage Jane to drink milk.
- Slayt: 4
- Inappropriate Teacher Behavior
- Your parents want you to drink your milk!
- Kristen pressures Jane to drink the milk, telling her, “Your parents want you to drink your milk!” Jane starts crying uncontrollably. Kristen ignores Jane’s distress and insists, showing a lack of sensitivity to her emotions.
- Slayt: 5
- Consequences of Inappropriate Behavior
- Do you need help?
- I've got it under control."
- Jane’s sobs escalate. Another teacher notices and asks Kristen if she needs help, but Kristen dismisses her, saying, “I’ve got it under control.” This illustrates unprofessional interaction with a colleague.
- Slayt: 6
- Appropriate Teacher Response
- I'll talk to your dad about it, it's ok.
- Kristen comforts Jane and allows her to drink water, reassuring her with kindness. She tells Jane she’ll speak to her father about an alternative.
- Slayt: 7
- Positive Collaboration
- Figure out why they want her to drink the milk. Suggest other dairy or calcium-rich options
- Brainstorm ways to introduce milk and watch Jane to see why she doesn't like milk.
- Thaks for the help!
- Kristen consults with her colleagues during a planning session. Together, they discuss strategies to address the situation in a way that respects Jane’s needs and her fathers’ wishes, showing teamwork and professionalism.
- Slayt: 8
- Professional Family Interaction
- I understand your concerns, but I want to ensure Jane feels safe and supported.
- You are right. Let's brainstorm what else we can do to get her calcium in, or figure out why she doesn't like milk.
- Kristen meets with Jane’s father, presenting a compassionate compromise. She explains, “I understand your concerns, but I want to ensure Jane feels safe and supported.”
- Slayt: 9
- Resolution
- Thank you!
- Jane drinks water at lunch with a smile. Her father thanks Kristen for working with them, demonstrating trust and a strong teacher-family relationship.
- Slayt: 10
- The End
- Gabrielle LanglinaisUniversity of PhoenixEDU/2154/1/25(I couldn't delete this cell)
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