During a bloodborne-pathogens class for parks staff, the instructor considers using humor. What standard should guide that choice?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Bloodborne-pathogens class is not an open-mic night. If the joke would fail the city's manners test, it does not belong in the room. Humor can help, but only inside the event's professional bounds.
Full Explanation
Conduct and manners must be acceptable to the organization and the learners in that learning environment. Graphic or shock humor in a parks bloodborne-pathogens class can violate those bounds and undermine safety content. Mocking uncomfortable learners is likewise unprofessional. Humor is optional; organizationally acceptable behavior is not.