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That video makes me so sad.  It also really sheds light on our lack of empathy. It is so important to educators and others to be aware so we can do better as a world.

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Empathy deficits in preschool foreshadow degree of opportunity gap in secondary school and beyond.

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I know that there is often a sad lack of empathy in our world, but I was still shocked to learn about this deficit between races. It makes me wonder if I have shown empathy to some students and not to others, and why.

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Eye opening for sure. Everyone has bias whether they realize it or not.

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This video shows that bias still exists today. Unfortunately the color of the skin or background play a huge role in this bias.

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This was a very powerful video. It shows how we all need to be aware of such biases.

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This video is an eye opener for all.

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Pam E.   Empathy should be applied in every situation, unfortunately, it isn't.  In my mind, it's the most important human characteristic.

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Pam E.   Empathy should be applied in every situation, unfortunately, it isn't.  In my mind, it's the most important human characteristic.

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We really need as aducators to think a lot before we take our reactions or opinion about a student. we need to be aware of his surrounding circumstances. We really need to practice how to be close to our students and ( love ) them in order to understand them and minimize the misbehaving.

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Sadly, this information wasn't surprising. But it is good to be reminded that even if we are aware of our unconcsious biases, we have to constantly check them and work on them

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unconscious bias is still around and we need to be more aware of it. We need to give every student a clean slate, so we can look at them and see their talents and where we as teachers can help to make them successful.

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I think this study was important in allowing educators to reflect on their thought process and how it may be impacting the students they serve.

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I feel very concerned after watching this video. I am hoping that I can do something with student voice, or with how I handle things to make a change in this.

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Everyone has bias. We need to be more aware of our own and do better.

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I am happy to see findings of a study done. Most people do not realize the bias that we live with. Once we are aware of behavior towards this we can change it. I think this is something that our whole country can use as right now we are living in such a trying time.

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unfortunately I believe it does happen.  It is important to stay mindful in responding to student actions.

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I am not especially surprised, given what we have already discussed and the realities of the society we are living in. It is beyond sad, but I'm hopeful that we can do our part to correct it.

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You never know what it going on in a students life, be there for them as a person, be human kind, its simple.

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I am not surprised.  It  makes me think about how much of the implicit bias that drives our discipline is driven by simply where we are putting our attention.

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I am not surprised.  It  makes me think about how much of the implicit bias that drives our discipline is driven by simply where we are putting our attention.

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The first part of the study was not surprising and can show the unconscious bias that is prevalent among all races.  I was surprised in the second study showed empathy was also withheld because of unintentional bias.

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The first part of the study was not surprising and can show the unconscious bias that is prevalent among all races.  I was surprised in the second study showed empathy was also withheld because of unintentional bias.

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I found it surprising yet interesting. I'm curious as to the inner workings of the minds of the teachers. Psychologically and historically where do they each come from in their thinking?

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It is surprising and unfortunate.  It would be interesting to do this study in various areas of the country, maybe this occurs everywhere. Would like to know more info on the study.

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My heart hurts after watching this! It saddens me to know (though it does not surprise me) that such a lack of empathy can occur between races, even at such a young age. If we cannot leave implict bias at the door in preschool, how are we supposed to bridge the gap as students become older?

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Everyone has bias, but we all care for our students regardless. We need to do better.

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I think there should be a distinction between bias and lack of understanding.

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We need to be more aware and concious of our implicit bias's and sterotypical behaviors.

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Opportunity gaps exist, largely, due to implicit biases that are developed at a young age - often from systemic oppression. But, those opportunity gaps affect students long-term! We need to actively combat them. It's not that the kid has missed opportunities, it's that we don't provide equitable opportunities in a variety of fashions

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Not doubting this study,  but I would like to know more.  I often have childrent that demonstrate these behaviors in my classroom.  Is my empathy really based on race?  I don't think so...what this ALL teachers?  Which teachers did they collect this data from?

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Robbins-I thought that it was sad that there was less empathy from teacher to student if they were of different races, but knew of the difficult circumstances of the child and family.

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Robbins-I thought that it was sad that there was less empathy from teacher to student if they were of different races, but knew of the difficult circumstances of the child and family.

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If we are using our (unintentional) biases with pre-school children, imagine the impact by the time those children get to middle school.

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unfortunately not surprised, and truly think if pushed in school, maybe not our generation but one day this could be gone

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It is sad to think that so many study participants unknowningly targeted the black boy in the preschool study.  The fact that teachers only showed empathy for background information of same race students is disheartening.

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This video recognizes and emphasizes the unconscious bias that many have. It certainly provokes good discussion on how to mitigate these thought processes.

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Very sad to see this occurs.

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I find it interesting that bias can exist among many different races, and even toward one's own race. I also found it interesting that the study found that the biases could lead toward a teacher feeling MORE or less empathetic toward a student depending on both the teacher's and student's race and background. These implicit biases create an inequitable classroom/school.

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Everyone has bias whether they recognize it or not. It was surprising to hear that even with background knowledge of the student did not really change a teacher's empathy towards the student and that it was only when the teacher/student were of the same race.

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Shocking that the empathy deficit exists towards children, who are the innocents of the world.

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The video was eye opening and shocking.

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This is heartbreaking. The final question, where else is this happening is sadly evident in all parts of society. 

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This is heartbreaking. The final question, where else is this happening is sadly evident in all parts of society. 

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The video shows how everyone has some sort of bias. Very eye opening!!

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This video showed me how to be more aware of one's bias' when engaging students and people in general.

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To me, this video emphasizes how important empathy is. Preschool is such an important time for students in their learning and having a safe place to learn at that age is crucial.  If students start out feeling singled out, it could have lasting implications throughout their school career.

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Shocked and sad to think that this happens...in a pre-school with kids do defenseless to advocate for themselves. Or at any age really. the video is an eye-opener and really promotes reflection and deep thinking.

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This video gives pause to the way I interpret and handle situations.

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Every person has bias and prejudice because that's what makes us human.  As white people, in a white society, that bias is supported by institutional power.  That is the definition of racism.  As a white person, this bias is so much more important to recognize because it is what becomes racism.  I have to begin by acknowledging the role I play in systemic racism daily because of the power that I have over the lives of children.

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Biases exist in one shape or another. We as human beings need to increase empathy and empathatic communication. Need to think before reacting.

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Empathy deficit is a societal problem that everyone needs to recognize.

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I was really shocked to see the lack of empathy from the teachers if they were a different race than a student. I think we want to believe that isn't going on, but it is and there is a lot more work to do. People often aren't aware of their biases so they need to confront them head on and really be honest with themselves.

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This video shows that some people have a pre-conceived notion of student behavior or bias.

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I think that the video is eye opening to show bias inequalities that we maybe unaware of our own behavior. Showing that we need to be more cognizant of our behavior, thinking, and reactions.

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Everyone of us has bias whether we see it or not. We need to be aware as educators and know how to correct those biases.

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I wasn't shocked to see that most participants in the study automatically looked at the young student who was black for poor behavior. I think that unfortunately this is one of those bias that people unknowingly turn to. I was surprised to see however in regards to the empathy study that teachers of the same race of students experiencing issues were more empathetic. All of this leads back to just being self aware of implicit bias and how we can better help our students in school and in society.

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This video is an eye opener that no one is without bias.  We all have it.

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First step is admitting we all have implicit bias whether we mean to or not.  Butt recognizing that you have it and taking the time to reflect on those biases can make you a better, more inclusive teacher.

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This video makes us aware of bias in our lives.

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I would like to know more about the background of the teachers being questioned - was the group truly representative of all ethnicities in education?
Is anyone immune from implicit biases, or are we all essentially flawed?
It's sad that teachers could not empathize with such little, innocent people.

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Bias exists in everyone, it is part of our human nature to "judge." However, if we can reflect and understand our biases, we can lower the effect they have on our students. In other words, if we are aware of the biases we have, we can start to make changes in them.

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There is definitely a bias, I have encountered these with my own children of color, in LCPS
, and I'm sorry to say this but the system is still broken.

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We all have implicit bias... how do I notice it and work to eliminate

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Obviously everyone has bias. We need to be aware of our bias an how it can impact others.

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Empathy deficits in preschool foreshadow the opportunity gap in secondary school.

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This video was a great example that an empathy deficit does happen and unfortunately, often. We as educators need to become more aware of this and become the change.

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I think it is so fascinating to see that bias is present all the time. Especially within our own profession of teaching. In grad school I remember doing a lot of work surrounding race, children, and perception. This video reminds me a lot of that and it is interesting to think about where all of this begins. Another part of the video I was not shocked by, but interested in learning more about was the lack of empathy in the biographical information scenarios. This wasn't totally shocking to me because it confirms my current thoughts that people have an easier time displaying empathy with people they see as being similar to themselves. While it would be wonderful to create a society where we are empathetic towards all people, this video demonstrates how we are not there as a society, even all the way down at the preschool level.

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We want to think that things like this only happen when children are older, or maybe even adults, but this shows that bias happens from a very early age.

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This video was very eye opening. Bias exists, but need to be aware of how to deal or handle that situation.

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It made me sad. It made me think of how can I do better.

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Empathy shouldn't be given to select students. Every child deserves the same compassion

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I think that even if you don't realize it... Everyone has bias, and how you handle that bias moving forward is how we can affect positive change.

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When we have unconscious bias, we have to make a conscious effort to grow past that. We as educators have to model what we want our students to be like and if we do not show empathy they will not either.

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This video was a great example of how bias does exist, even when we think it doesn't. It is also a great reminder that even if we don't consider ourselves biased, we could be without even being aware.

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There is definitely an empathy deficit everywhere, especially in schools. Even if you have background information on a person, your bias can show because you are not empathetic to that person and what may be happening in their life.

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I think knowing information about a student can be tough, the video implies that it can have a negative affect on the relationship and on empathy. One of the largest effect sizes on student achievement is teacher's belief in a student's success. Could this hinder that belief from the teacher if they know too much about the background and the prejudged their capabilities?

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While I want to believe that more information on a student is better, the video seems to indicate that this can sometimes have the reverse effect of what a teacher may be intending (finding out more information to be more empathetic/sympathetic). Being aware of the unconscious bias is what would truly make more information=power.

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I definitely believe there is an "empathy deficit," no matter the age group. We are conditioned to only understand and sympathize/ empathize with those who look like us, speak like us, and who have come from relatively the same background as us. This is a generational phenomenon; it is going to take decades to begin to condition ourselves (as a human species) to treat others and to think of others in a more empathetic way. It is not just a one night fix!

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Everyone has biases and as educators we need to be aware of them.

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Bias exists, regardless of whether you "think" you have bias or not. This bias has the potential to create problems for students in so many areas of their lives. A lack of empathy or awareness of bias can be incredibly damaging.

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This video served as a good reminder that we all have implicit biases, even when we think we may not.

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We ALL have implicit biases. Students can also fulfill what we expect from them. If we are always expecting bad behavior from the black boy, even if there isn't any bad behavior at first, after time, the behavior may come because he knows it is expected.

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Everyone has biases, whether they are aware of them or not. What's interesting to consider is when and at what age these biases start to affect us as individuals. Our first step must be acknowledging our own experiences/biases and how they shape our view of the world.

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It's hard to teach empathy to adults if they lack it. Hopefully, thinking about implicit bias could help.

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The video is another example of how biases occur for everyone, and how biases come out in our everyday lives. We need to acknowledge unconscious biases exist and how they impact others.

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All students deserve to be treated with respect

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I think that it's an important reminder to everyone about their unconscious biases. We need to make ourselves conscious of our own prejudices.

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This video is a good reminder of how we can have bias, even when it is not intentional.

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The video reminded me and made me more aware that everyone has some biases no matter how subtle.

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I was very surprised that the teacher was only empathetic to a student of their own race when even aware of the rest of the students background.

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I need to know more about the data behind the video. I agree there is an issue. 

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I need to know more about the data behind the video. I agree there is an issue. 

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You never know what is going on in kids homes, be there for them as individuals not color or cases

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You never know what is going on in kids homes, be there for them as individuals not color or cases

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I absolutely abhor that this bias is still happening in our classrooms.  Especially that some teachers are only empathetic with people of their own race or skin color

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I absolutely abhor that this bias is still happening in our classrooms.  Especially that some teachers are only empathetic with people of their own race or skin color

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The video confirms what I already suspected, and also reinforces for me the importance of deliberateness and reflection.

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This video makes me feel so frustrated - I feel like this is such a huge problem and I'm just one person trying my best. To be honest, hearing that study it makes me second guess myself.

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The video demonstrated that we all have biases. We need to work hard to reflect as to why we may have those biases and how we can correct them.