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Many things affect a childs development such as religion, sexual orientation, gender identitiy, culture, and economic background. Many religions believe in different things. For example, Seventh Day Adventist celebrates sabbath every Friday night at sunset until Saturday night at sunset. Gender also matters because boys are typically expected to be more manly whereas girls are not. Economic status matters because that means that you would be eating either healthier meals or not so healthy. It also changes the schooling you recieve.

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Implicit Biases is an attitude against a specific group. Many times, the person does not mean to be prejudice as it is typically learned as they grow.

Cultural competence is being able to interact with people of other cultures.

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Framework for Developing Cultural Competence

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Framework for Developing Cultural Competence

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In order for the country to overcome racial issues, it needs to start with our children. Teaching the children to accept and understand other cultures helps for them be able to befriend others with different cultures. From the beginning, if a child sees their parent being racist, or making racist slurs, they are then taught to believe the same thing. This is where implicit biases and cultural competence comes to play.

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Impact of Implicit Bias on Teacher Perceptions

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Impact of Implicit Bias on Teacher Perceptions

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If a teacher is biased, they may not teach those children as well as others. They may not help them to reach their full potential.

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