NASP Ethical Principles and how they apply to academic intervention

Question 1

Respecting the dignity and rights of all persons

Answer 1

Parental involvement, repecting the rights of all people involved

Inform individuals of the boundaries of confidentiality and that any information that puts themselves or anyone at risk must be shared,

Can’t discriminate, must take individual characteristics into considerations and know your boundaries of who you can and cannot treat

Follow the correct school policies of your district while maintaining professionalism

Question 2

Professional Competence and Responsibility

Answer 2

Must be qualified and a competent person in the area needed, if not you must know when to refer out

Must have knowledge of diverse backgrounds

must use valid and reliable assessment methods that are normed referenced

must keep a safeguard on all records to keep identity and privacy safe

must protect test, cant be copied or given to parents

Question 3

Honesty and integrity in professional relationships

Answer 3

accurate qualification representation, dont act as if your more qualified than you are

respect all others in your field

avoid individuals who may be conflict of interests

Question 4

Responsibility to schools, families, communities, the profession and society

Answer 4

Promote healthy educational environment for children

know and respect the laws

always be self aware of your own identity

always be a valuable resource to mentor, teach and supervise when needed

Contribute to knowledge based information