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October 4, 2023/by rokmlakar

Online course for student support staff on inclusive student engagement 2 Understanding Your Role as Student Support Staff 2.4 Flexibility & time management Quiz Module 2

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Question 1 of 11

1. Question
Why is neutrality important in student support roles?
- To show favouritism to certain students.
- To ensure all students are treated fairly and equally.
- To align with personal beliefs and affiliations.
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2. Question
How does maintaining professionalism and neutrality contribute to building trust among students?
- By displaying biases and favouritism.
- By creating a safe and inclusive environment.
- By offering impartial advice.
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3. Question
In what situations might student support staff be sought out for guidance and advice?
- Only in academic matters.
- Never, as students should make decisions independently.
- On various issues, including student participation.
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Why is impartiality crucial in conflict resolution among students or groups?
- Partiality helps escalate conflicts.
- Impartiality allows for fair mediation and resolution.
- Conflict resolution is not a part of student support roles.
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How does maintaining a safe space for students benefit the campus community?
- It discourages open communication.
- It promotes judgement and reprisal.
- It encourages students to share concerns and ideas freely.
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6. Question
Which of the following is true regarding ethical conduct in student support roles?
- Ethical standards are irrelevant in student support.
- Remaining neutral aligns with ethical standards.
- Ethics are only applicable to academic staff.
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7. Question
How does neutrality promote inclusivity on campus?
- By encouraging bias and exclusion.
- By discouraging diversity.
- By avoiding any perception of bias or exclusion.
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8. Question
What is the significance of encouraging students to make independent decisions?
- It limits personal growth.
- It fosters independence and personal growth.
- It increases external influence.
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9. Question
What should support staff do to minimise conflicts of interest?
- Act on personal biases in their professional roles.
- Avoid situations where conflicts of interest may arise.
- Ignore conflicts of interest as they are unavoidable.
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10. Question
Why is legal compliance important in student support roles?
- Legal compliance is not relevant to student support.
- Legal compliance helps create a chaotic environment.
- Staying neutral helps the institution comply with anti-discrimination laws and regulations.
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11. Question
What is one potential consequence of displaying bias or favouritism in student support roles?
- Enhanced trust among students.
- Legal compliance.
- Legal issues and discrimination.
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Online course for student support staff on inclusive student engagement

InclusiPHE – Inclusive Engagement of Non-Traditional Students in Professional Higher Edu cation

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