@0fficialnena18 A7: Becoming aware of our biases is the first step in preventing them. We should all be actively questioning our assumptions and seeking out diverse perspectives. #educ1515
@JaydenLenge1 A5: The first step is to acknowledge and recognize our biases. We have to be honest with ourselves and examine our own thoughts and behaviors.
@charlotterice0 A4: Gender stereotypes usually dictate that certain jobs or fields are "appropriate" for men or women which leads to women being discouraged from pursuing certain careers or being #educ1515
@graceschottler A2: biased are deeply ingrained in us, our brains are wired to take shortcuts. To eradicate mind bugs you need practice, deliberate effort, and seek out diverse perspectives
A6: I try not to stereotype but when it happens and i’m wrong, i feel crappy because i put someone into a box that they didn’t belong too. people often get offended when they get stereotyped themselves #educ1515
@gianna46754266 A5: Lawyers are greedy, Artists are poor, Nurses are all female, Engineers are nerdy, Salespeople are pushy, Teachers are strict, Politicians are corrupt, etc #educ1515
@gianna46754266 A3: Categorizing people has both downsides and benefits. it can help organize information and address inequalities but can also lead to generalizations and stereotypes #educ1515
@gianna46754266 A3: we should focus on breaking down biases by focusing on positive stereotypes, engaging in open conversations & appreciating individuals for there unique qualities #educ1515