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INCLUSIVENESS
INCLUSIVENESS
• Do you understand your own bias and how this impacts your teaching?
Yes. At first, I did not accept the fact that I am bias since I was treating all my students
equally. Upon reading the question above for how many times, I have reflected that in some
point, I was bias in my students. I was unaware that what I have done is already considered
as ‘bias’.
not consciously aware of
ensuring that every student gets the education they deserve.
in assigning certain task to student repeatedly, knowing that he is responsible enough than
his other classmates,
in not assigning work to women since I think they are not capable of doing so (gender bias)
More active, more assigned work, specially in leadership
In
Although we may try to be neutral, we all have values, beliefs, and predispositions that impact
how we relate to others
a resource that speaks to your students’ differing needs can be a challenge but there are easy-to-
use products on the market that that can support your instructional goals.
Your role as teacher does not change – one who helps students learn and apply new concepts and
skills through classroom instruction and supplemental activities. But, the tools and resources you use
can change and adapt to your students’ individual abilities.
• How do you teach UNCONDITIONALLY so that all your students get the best education
possible and you demonstrate respect for the customs and beliefs of the diverse student
groups represented in your classroom?
all students are different