Nea Ethics Indicators.
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The document outlines ethics indicators for educators that focus on commitment to students and commitment to the profession. For students, educators should pursue learning, expose students to varying ideas, not distort subject matter, protect students from harm, and not discriminate or use their position for private gain. For the profession, educators should not make false statements, misrepresent qualifications, assist unqualified individuals, disclose confidential information, or knowingly make false statements about colleagues.
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