Choose and respond to one scenario only. Read the scenario and answer the question below.

Table 4 Scenario 1: Early childhood (0-6 years)

Scenario 1: Early childhood (0-6 years)

Blake is an educator in the Preschool Room. Blake's friend George has a child that attends the centre. George drops off their daughter Yasmeen in a rush. During lunch break Blake receives a text from George. George informs Blake that there are antibiotics in Yasmeen's bag. George asks Blake to give Yasmeen 5mls at lunch time. Blake texts back and says, "I can't give Yasmeen the medication without a completed medication form." George replies "just this once and I will fill the form out this afternoon". Blake returns from the lunch break and calls Yasmeen over to where their backpack is kept. Blake takes the medication out and gives her 5mls and then puts the medication back in Yasmeen's bag. When George arrives in the afternoon, Blake tells George I gave it to Yasmeen but just keep this between you and me.

Table 5 Scenario 2: School based (5-12 years)

Scenario 2: School based (5-12 years)

Mr. J is a very popular SLSO with the students. Mr. J often converses and jokes with the students during and between classes. It is common for Mr J. to greet female students and staff with a hug and male students and staff with a pat on the back. One student has complained to the administration that Mr. J's hugs or physical contact makes them uncomfortable. Mr. J has been advised by the principal to stop all physical contact with students and staff. He agrees to try, but he can't promise anything because that is the way Mr J. is and it isn't doing anything wrong. You see Mr J. hugging the student who has complained.

1. Identify one (1) ethical concern from the scenario. Provide a short explanation as to why you have selected this. (20-40 words)