Jenny M.

Dela Rosa 07/15/23

AU-3BSMA-A ACC112: SAS6

What I Know Question to Answer What I Learned

Moral principles and values 1. Define Ethics - moral principle and
values which governs an
individual in his
decision-making
process.
- simply doing what is
right.
They either have different views in ethics 2. Why People - the persons ethical
or they’re just really unethical. chose to act standard is different
unethically? from those of the society
as a whole.
- the person chose to act
selfishly
To have peaceful world. 3. Why is Ethics - Make society better.
Important? - Treat everyone equally
1. Yes. The student’s feelings that urged her to commit to such act and any reason behind it is
invalid and will not justify her actions that were inappropriate, disrespectful, and unjust.
This action may also be considered a criminal act punishable by law which could be
cyberbullying or cyberlibel as her actions intended to attack the teacher and put the
teacher’s reputation in a bad state by use of the internet.
2.
a. Confront the student in regards to her inappropriate behavior and give her the
rightful punishment in equivalence to the consequences of her misconduct.
b. Provide extensive education about Social Media Etiquette.
c. Know the student’s explanation behind her actions, identify the problem between
them, and address the issue by educating the student and advising her not to repeat
the same mistake.
3. The teacher may use real-life situations to teach the lesson on social media etiquette for
more effective learning, but she should have addressed the student’s misbehavior by
confronting her privately and giving her the rightful penalties.
4. No, I disagree with the teacher’s approach of resolving the issue.
 I firmly believe that we should defend ourselves when we are disrespected, especially when
our reputations are put to embarrassment and shame, and that it is only valid for the teacher
or for anyone to feel angry when they’ve been put into such a situation.

However, in this scenario, where they’re in a classroom setting where learning and growing
are most observed, the teacher should have handled it in a more professional way. As a
teacher, they are most aware of the behavioral aspects the students might go through as
they grow. The teacher should have addressed the issue privately, as shaming her publicly
in front of her classmates could cause a lot more problems for the student. She will lose
confidence, be prone to bullying, lose interest in studying, feel ashamed of going to school,
and so on. This one mistake could make years of that student's life terrible. The teacher
could give rightful penalties to punish the student, a project that will educate the student
more extensively in regards to the topic, or anything that could help her learn from her
mistakes and actually understand that she was wrong. Telling her to publicly apologize to
retrieve the teacher’s reputation could mislead her more about the teacher’s intentions.

It is wrong for the student to do that to her teacher or to anyone else, but instead of shaming
her and announcing to the world how wrong she is, the teacher could have helped her use
this situation as a learning experience, as one mistake should never define a person.

5. Yes, since teaching is a profession. This job affects the learning, the growth, the behavior,
and generally the lives of almost everyone since everyone necessitates education. In this
field, the teachers must have a standard that they must follow and discretion to exercise.
Standards are studied thoroughly to make sure that they’re effective, just, and consider
every party involved. Standards used for teaching protect both the teachers and students
from any injustices or the use of wrong approaches.

Did you have challenges learning the concepts in this module? If none, which parts of the module
helped you learn the concepts?
The concept notes helped a lot to learn the lesson.
Some question/s I want to ask my teacher about this module is/are:
None.