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you could educate them and explain why what they did was wrong, and if it happens again they will punished

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Confront them after class and teach them why that was wrong to say/do

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you could educate the student on what they did wrong and how to fix it.

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you could educate the student on what they did wrong and how to fix it.

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confrontation is a great option for students

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confrontation is a great option for students

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tell them after class that what they said was wrong

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You can correct the teacher in a nice way kind of like a reminder

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You can correct the teacher in a nice way kind of like a reminder

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You can maybe talk to the teacher and explain to them why the comment/action might have been offensive

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you could call them out about it in the moment and tell them (in detail) what they did wrong and how to fix their mistake. You can talk to them about it during or after the class. And if they don't agree with you or react negatively, then you can contact another (trusted) teacher.

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you could tell them why what they did is wrong, guide them to a book or a website that talks about what microaggressions are so that the person can become educated without you accusing them. 

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you could tell them why what they did is wrong, guide them to a book or a website that talks about what microaggressions are so that the person can become educated without you accusing them. 

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tell them you feel uncomfortable and that that wasn't okay (after class) - maybe tell your parents so that they can talk to the teacher or the principal

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you should tell the students that what they did was wrong and educated them

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You can tell them what they did wrong, try to educate them. Express how the microagression made you feel.

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talk to them later

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Talk to them after

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Tell a trusted adult about what the teacher said

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Tell a trusted adult about what the teacher said

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You could talk to another teacher about it if you don't feel comfortable talking to the teacher who perpetrated the microaggression.

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talk to the victim and together you can talk to the teacher. And if the victim doesn't want to, you can leave it up to them.

Emailing or talking to your advisor is also a good option to do if your the victim.

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Educate the student on what they did wrong and tell them how to change

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Educate the student on what they did wrong and tell them how to change

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let them know that you felt uncomfortable and that you would like that they not say anything similar again

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You could tell someone with a higher status than the teacher to get the message around.

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tell the teacher how their comment made you or another community member uncomfortable

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You can tell them after class, educate them. You can tell them not to do it again, and if they do tell a trusted adult, like a parent, or a principal.

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email the teacher

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If you don't feel comfortable asking the teacher in person, you could email them

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try to educate the student about the things they said so they don't do it again

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Find someone who you feel comfortable talking to and ask them to confront the teacher.

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Find someone who you feel comfortable talking to and ask them to confront the teacher.

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ask the teacher to dedicate a class or some time to teach the class about agressions

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Tell your parents or a trusted adult - they can help you!

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Tell your parents or a trusted adult - they can help you!