What constitutes a violation of Standard 1.1?

The violation of Standard 1.1 primarily pertains to the ethical considerations in maintaining student confidentiality and trust. The correct interpretation of this standard emphasizes the protection of students' personal information. Thus, revealing a student's personal information directly breaches the ethical duty educators have to safeguard their students' privacy.

While using an excerpt from a banned book list might raise concerns regarding academic freedom or curricular choices, it does not necessarily violate a standard aimed at protecting the integrity and confidentiality of the student-teacher relationship. In contrast, failing to report a colleague's misconduct could implicate professional responsibilities, and grading bias touches on fairness in assessment, but both are not as directly linked to the violation of the specific ethical obligation outlined in Standard 1.1 regarding confidentiality and personal data security.