And so it made me laugh to walk in to my bathroom the other night and know immediately that a boy had been there! What do you think, am I too quick to judge?
At least I'm aware of my prejudices. That's the first step apparently.
Monday, February 28, 2011
Gender Discrimination
One of my classes I'm taking is focusing a lot on our innate or created biases, and how we can attempt to comprehend those possible prejudices and still maintain equality as a teacher in a classroom. It's been quite interesting for me to look at myself and my preferences and then to learn more about differences: different cultures, socioeconomic statuses, genders and disabilities.
And so it made me laugh to walk in to my bathroom the other night and know immediately that a boy had been there! What do you think, am I too quick to judge?
At least I'm aware of my prejudices. That's the first step apparently.
And so it made me laugh to walk in to my bathroom the other night and know immediately that a boy had been there! What do you think, am I too quick to judge?
At least I'm aware of my prejudices. That's the first step apparently.
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Too funny-this made me smile
I am playing catch-up with your blog. I am so gald you are going through everything before me and writing about it. I love your humour, honesty, creativity, compassion, wisdom- I just adore you. As always, thank-you for sharing your life and beautiful family. You are an inspiration.
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