Ethical considerations in educational research include informed consent, where participants must fully understand the study's purpose; confidentiality, protecting the identities and information of participants; and integrity, ensuring honest reporting of findings. Researchers should avoid biases and conflicts of interest to maintain credibility. Furthermore, vulnerability of specific groups, such as students from marginalized communities, must be considered to avoid exploitation. Additionally, the potential impacts of research findings on educational policies should be responsibly evaluated, ensuring that conclusions drawn support equitable learning opportunities for all.