Freedom from having personal business shared with others.

• A. Reflective Journal
• B. Tenure
• C. Privacy
• D. Workshops

Answer: (C)

Privacy is the ability to control who knows about personal matters and to keep private information out of others’ hands. In a classroom or school setting, this means protecting students’ and colleagues’ personal information and boundaries, so personal life, health issues, or sensitive details aren’t shared without consent. That focus on keeping personal business private is why privacy fits this description.

Reflective journals are tools for personal reflection and may be kept private, but they’re about individual learning processes rather than defining the general right to keep personal information from others. Tenure is about job security, not about how information is shared or kept private. Workshops are group experiences where information is shared among participants, which involves sharing rather than safeguarding private matters.