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SOME CODES OF CONDUCT FOR TEACHERS

As a teacher, adhering to a code of conduct is essential to maintain professionalism, respect, and trust with students, colleagues, and the community. Here are some key codes of conduct for teachers:

 PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT 
1. Maintain confidentiality: Protect students' personal and academic information. 

 2. Be impartial and unbiased: Treat all students fairly and without prejudice.

 3. Avoid conflicts of interest: Refrain from activities that may compromise your professional judgment.

 STUDENT-TEACHER RELATIONSHIPS
 1. Establish professional boundaries: Maintain a professional relationship with students, avoiding physical or emotional intimacy. 

 2. Respect students' rights and dignity: Treat students with respect, kindness, and compassion.

 3. Avoid favoritism or discrimination: Provide equal opportunities and treatment for all students. 

 TEACHING AND LEARNING
 1. Provide accurate and unbiased information: Ensure that instructional materials and methods are accurate, relevant, and unbiased. 

 2. Maintain a safe and respectful learning environment: Ensure that the classroom is free from disruptions, harassment, and bullying.

 3. Assess students fairly and consistently: Evaluate student performance based on clear criteria and standards.

 COMMUNICATION AND COLLABORATION
 1. Communicate effectively with students, parents, and colleagues: Respond promptly to inquiries, provide regular updates, and engage in constructive dialogue. 

 2. Collaborate with colleagues and school administrators: Work together to achieve school goals, share best practices, and support each other. 

 3. Maintain accurate and confidential records: Keep accurate records of student progress, attendance, and other relevant information. 

 PERSONAL CONDUCT
 1. Maintain a professional image: Dress, behave, and communicate in a manner that reflects positively on the school and profession. 

 2. Avoid substance abuse or other harmful behaviors: Refrain from behaviors that may compromise your ability to teach effectively or provide a safe learning environment.

 3. Comply with laws and regulations: Familiarize yourself with and adhere to relevant laws, policies, and regulations.

 Remember, these codes of conduct are not exhaustive, and you should always refer to your school's or district's specific policies and guidelines. 

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