Teachers Bias In Schools

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isengaging in the curriculum and ultimately performing poorly on assessments and performance tasks. This will hinder their ability to perform on grade level. And may cause the students to be held over.
Teacher biases can also damage teacher's relationship with parents by reinforcing common beliefs that serve as barriers that block effective parent-teacher communication. One of parents major beliefs is that teachers have misconstrued perceptions of their children’s abilities. Teachers who are biased actually confirm parent’s suspicion. And constant complaints from their child informing them of the teachers microaggressive behavior will shatter all trust and sever communication between the parent and the student. It may even be cause for legal action. …show more content…

This can be the result of them having negative experiences with the education system as a child or negative experiences with that particular school staff. That is why it is important for teachers to be unbiased in their beliefs of students and their family. Having biased teachers teachers will exacerbate parent’s feeling of being un welcome and ultimately lead to them not being involved in school activities or events.
Unfortunately another barrier that hinders parent from participating in school event is parent lack interest in their child's affairs Some parents do not think their participation and involvement in their child's education will be beneficial to their child's progress. In this case,having biased teacher will not hinder the parents communication. Instead it will damage the student’s feeling of worth by sending a message that no one cares about their education. And can create a barrier of communication between the student and

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