Activity: take a look at the following dialogues; identify which conveys the message of bias and prejudice. Explain and expound your thought by identifying and resolving bias and prejudice found in the material viewed. (each dialogues will have 5 points. 3 pts. For the idea, 1 pt. For the organization of idea presented, 1 pt for the grammar.)
A dialogue between a teacher and a transferee student:
Teacher: Hi, how are you? Are you a transferee?
Student: Hello ma'am, I'm okay, thank you. Yes ma'am, I'm a transferee from Cagayan Valley.
Teacher: Why did you transfer here? Student: My parents are settling here for good ma'am. My father's family are here. Teacher:I heard people from Cagayan Valley are mostly inhabited by Ilokano. And they're known to be "kuripot" accordingly. Is this true?
Student:Yes ma'am, but I can't affirm nor deny your statement because Ilocanos are just the same with other tribes. They portray different set of values and culture.
Teacher:okay. Thank you and welcome to our school.
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B. A dialogue between two friends
FRIEND A: You know my friend, I really love to watch Korean Movies. The actors and actress are so cute and adorable.
Friend B: I also love watching movies, but I like Philippine films more. Aside from I can easily understand the concept of the movie, I really like our local actors and actress.
Friend A: But you know, Korean movies are really worth watching, you will love the lines of the story and you will ready get hooked with the brilliance of their actors and actress.
Friend B: I think we should love our own talents.we should patronize our local movies to help our movie industry grow more.
Friend A: Yes, partially true, but I tell you, I am addicted to Korean movies.
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A dialogue between a teacher and a transferee student:
Teacher: Hi, how are you? Are you a transferee?
Student: Hello ma'am, I'm okay, thank you. Yes ma'am, I'm a transferee from Cagayan Valley.
Teacher: Why did you transfer here? Student: My parents are settling here for good ma'am. My father's family are here. Teacher:I heard people from Cagayan Valley are mostly inhabited by Ilokano. And they're known to be "kuripot" accordingly. Is this true?
Student:Yes ma'am, but I can't affirm nor deny your statement because Ilocanos are just the same with other tribes. They portray different set of values and culture.
Teacher:okay. Thank you and welcome to our school.
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B. A dialogue between two friends
FRIEND A: You know my friend, I really love to watch Korean Movies. The actors and actress are so cute and adorable.
Friend B: I also love watching movies, but I like Philippine films more. Aside from I can easily understand the concept of the movie, I really like our local actors and actress.
Friend A: But you know, Korean movies are really worth watching, you will love the lines of the story and you will ready get hooked with the brilliance of their actors and actress.
Friend B: I think we should love our own talents.we should patronize our local movies to help our movie industry grow more.
Friend A: Yes, partially true, but I tell you, I am addicted to Korean movies.
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Pki answer po ng maayos please!
REPORT!
*Mali ang sagot
*nonsense
Brainliest the correct answer!
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The first dialogue shows the prejudice of the teacher towards the transferred student. The teacher said that the Ilocanos are known as kuripot, or cheap in the English language, which clearly shows a prejudice. The teacher "knows" that the Ilocanos from the Cagayan valley are cheap and asked a question afterwards if it was true. The teacher has no experience of the Ilocanos being cheap and has shown that the teacher's knowledge of the Ilocanos is merely steroetyped, one of the most well-known prejudices that exists.