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Elena Solorio
If you don't want to get a low paycheck, show up to work on time

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I am bias that skyline is better than other chili places since Skyline is my favorite restaurant

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Validity is making sure that the assessment actually measures what you are supposed to be measuring. An example of assessment that does not have validity would be a science concepts assessment where all the problems included challenging math problems in them. If one student got every question wrong it may have been because he is struggling solving the math problems not because he doesn't understand the science concepts.

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At the daycare I work at, two kids have argued over who gets to play with the iPad because there was only one in the classroom. To be fair, we decided that student A would get it first for 10 minutes and then student B got it after and got it for the same amount of time. To be fair, they got the same amount of time and then every kid in the class got it after for that amount of time.

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Making sure that the assessment is testing what it was intended too. An example of this for teachers would be if you are giving a math assessment with word problems, the test is actually assessing a child's math skills and not their literacy skills. The validity of that assessment would be making sure the assessment is testing what it was meant to assess.

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Two children in my classroom were arguing over who was going to be the line leader, therefore we had student A as the line leader to recess and student B was the line leader on the way back from recess. Making sure each student had a fair turn and teaching them about compromise.

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Putting trust in your students and their work. You wouldn't want to send a struggling student to begin working on writing sentences when they aren't able to write their name.

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Relying on your cooperating student teacher in practicum to show up to the days that we have to do lesson plans.

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Bias is unfairly discriminating against a certain group. An example of bias is my friend automatically disliking all cats because he considers himself a dog person, when he has never owned a cat before.

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At dinner, me and my partner take turns either making food, getting take out, or going somewhere and treating the other. It's always about the same price when we go out, so nobody typically spends more than the other. Its fair because we both have turns being in charge of dinner, and neither of us ever spends more than the other, and if it's more than normal, we split the bill.

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Tickets at concerts are scanned, to keep a count of people entering and to make sure the ticket is valid, granting access.

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If my speedometer in my car breaks and always shows me 20mph slower than I am actually going, I will always be going at least 20mph over the speed limit. This would be an invalid representation of my speed and could cost my safety.

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When allowing one student to use the bathroom during group work, I have to allow another student to use the restroom as well instead of using bias and assuming the second student is just using it as a easy way to goof off.

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I might be bias towards LaRosa's Pizza over other pizza places due to the fact that I worked there for a little bit.

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In my classroom, a student forgot her pencil so the other student gave her one. My mentor teaching saw this and she gave the student who gave the pencil a dojo point. This kept this fair so that both students received something which made it fair. The student who gave the pencil didn't need the dojo point, but to keep things fair it all worked out.

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The natural act of assumptions or letting opinions sway or affect data, an outcome, or idea.
(i.e) Teachers are able to be bias based on their own experiences and how they may compare to their students and their experiences.

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If you weigh a item such as potatoes in the morning and again later in the day (no potatoes are removed) the weights should be equal.

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Whenever assessing students the results have to be reliable. Meaning, the results have to be reproducible.

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If I was going to buy the Uber to dinner, my friend would buy the appetizer when we get there. That is an example of fairness. If I give a little bit, then I get to take a little bit and vice versa.

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Being honest about our answers on the Covid check app before walking in the room to show that we are not feeling sick/have not be exposed.

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Even though UC won the football game, my friend is bias and thinks that Miami is a better team because he is on the Miami football team.