Activity #2: Exploring Scenarios (Example situations @ School) 10 short scenarios are presented below. As you read through each ask yourself whether you believe there is an ethical dilemma being...

Extracted text: Activity #2: Exploring Scenarios (Example situations @ School) 10 short scenarios are presented below. As you read through each ask yourself whether you believe there is an ethical dilemma being reflected within the scenario. If so, record a few words that best describe the ethical principle(s) being challenged. Example: Scenario: A topnotch student, expecting to graduate in the spring, has handed in a paper that has been plagiarized. Words that might be used to describe the ethical principle being challenged: academic integrity, university policy, etc. Words describing the ethical principle being challenged: Scenarios: 1. One of your students is having trouble getting to class due to her mobility impairment. You know there is another, more accessible room available at the other end of campus. 2. Two of your student approach to you to complain about the teaching competence of one of your colleagues 3. You are teaching an online course and there is an outage in the learning management system. One student requests the extension of the final exam. 4. You are very attracted to a student in your class and he/she invites you to dinner. 5. It comes to your attention that two of your students are making sexist remarks both in and outside of class. The remarks are in reference to women from their country of origin and about women's roles within their culture. * LGBTQ is an acronym for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer or Questioning and is often used to refer to gay, lesbian, transgender, transsexual, two-spirited, queer, questioning, intersexual, asexual, and ally communities.