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Case: "R" rated video during class time Your students have worked hard preparing for an exam, and they are asking that you reward them by showing an unapproved "R" rated video during class time. One of the students rents the movie and brings it to class. Previously, you had seen the movie and you think it is ok. Were any ethics principles violated? Solution: (Rates are posted for this solution!) If this was for middle or elementary school, then yes. For high school, permission slips need to be sent home and signed for students to see the movie. The movie also doesn't pertain to any lesson plans, so I would think that would be a huge mistake on the teachers part. Elementary and Middle school are too young for that material and I would think that most parents would highly disagree with showing their child an R rated movie. |
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