Social Studies, 09.04.2020 04:37 talia43

Mr. Lovell is accompanying a group of his students to a regional spelling bee. Some of the students' parents have come to watch their children compete. During the competition, a student from another school misspells a word. Mr. Lovell, who is sitting in the audience with the parents, turns to the parents and calls the student a dummy.

1. Which professional principles does Mr. Lovell's behavior most clearly threaten?

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