This document discusses ethics in school. It defines ethics as involving concepts of right and wrong conduct. It notes that school teaches students not just facts but how to be good people, and following ethical behavior in school helps students learn and grow better. Some key ethical principles for students are discussed, including honesty, respect, responsibility, fairness, and integrity. The document outlines a student code of ethics covering representation, academic honesty, respect for rules, and classroom conduct. It identifies some unethical behaviors like cheating, skipping classes, disruption, vandalism, lying, and bullying. Challenges to ethical behavior are also noted, such as peer pressure, temptation, and consequences of bad choices. In conclusion, the document states that ethics

1. KATSINA STATE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT
School Of Technology
Department Of Computer Software Engineering
Presented by: Mohammed Hamza

2. Introduction
 WHAT IS ETHICS??
 ETHICS, also known as moral philosophy, it involves
defending and recommending concepts of right and wrong
conduct, often addressing disputes of moral diversity.
 Ethics is a complement to aesthetic in the philosophy field
of Axiology.

3. motivation(…continued)
 Why Ethics in School?

 School is a place where we learn not
just facts, but also how to be good
people.
 When we follow ethical behavior in
school, it helps us learn and grow
better.

4.  Key Ethical Principles for Students:
 Honesty
 Respect
 Responsibility
 Fairness
 Integrity
 Good Reputation
Core Principles

5. Code of Ethics….
 Representation
 Academic Honesty
 Respect for rules and regulations
 Classroom Conduct
Students Code Of Ethics

6. Unethical Behaviors'
 Cheating
 Skipping Classes
 Disruptive Behaviors
 Vandalism
 Lying
 Bullying
Academic dishonesty may undercut career preparation
and lead to disciplinary measures, including expulsion in
severe cases

7. Challenges(…continued)
 Challenges to Ethical Behavior:
 Peer pressure: Sometimes, friends might push us to do wrong
things.
 Temptation: It's not always easy to make the right choice.
 Consequences: Bad choices can have negative outcomes.

8.  In school, ethics is like our moral
compass.
 When we follow ethical principles, we
become better students and better
people.
Conclusion

9. Thank you for listening……
Conclusion(…continued)