What I Have Learned Bias and prejudice are all around you though you might not be conscious of them. This is because you have certain filters that make you see the world in a certain way. This has begun at an early stage of your life which you continue to carry at present as long as you do not change your perspective on things for the better. If you are going to explain the concept of bias and prejudice to a child and how these two may affect their relationships with others, how would you do it? Place your output in your notebook or on a separate sheet of paper.
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As a society and within our educational institutions, discussions about bias, diversity, discrimination, and social justice tend to happen in middle and high schools. We’ve somehow decided that little kids can’t understand these complex topics, or we want to delay exposing them to injustices as long as possible (even though not all children have the luxury of being shielded from injustice).
However, young children have a keen awareness of and passion for fairness. They demand right over wrong, just over unjust. And they notice differences without apology or discomfort.
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