After watching Dushaw Hockett’s talk on implicit bias, share one insight that stood out to you. This could be something that challenged your thinking, made you reflect on your own experiences, or gave you a new idea for how to build a more inclusive classroom.” Optional: Add an image, quote, or example from your teaching context to illustrate your response. by

iMPLICIT BIAS

jeanetteo1228 — 2025-04-22 04:54:41 UTC

I love this video even though I often find it hard to watch. Recognizing my own implicit bias makes me a better teacher.

Elena

2025-04-23 01:51:28 UTC

This is Elena

Gave me stuff to think about.

2025-04-23 03:05:19 UTC

Understanding Implicit Bias

2025-04-23 03:05:30 UTC

This is a new concept to me. I can certainly see how implicit bias can impact me as a teacher to how I view my students in a certain light.

marisolduran9590 — 2025-04-23 03:05:41 UTC

Prevention over Emergency!

2025-04-23 03:05:55 UTC

Amazing that we can have bias that is the exact opposite of our explicit position

2025-04-23 03:06:03 UTC

Implicit bias is embedded and runs quite deep in our psyche

Implicit Bias

2025-04-23 03:06:03 UTC

The video showed me that everyone has a biased opinion and you should learn more about someone before judging.

2025-04-23 03:06:16 UTC

I thought the idea of self shaming he shared was interesting. As teachers we definitely should be continually checking our bias to ensure we are making as inclusive of an environment for our students as possible.

2025-04-23 03:06:28 UTC

It reminded me to stay aware and intentional in building an inclusive classroom.

I liked the word association part. Shows about judging.

2025-04-23 03:06:47 UTC

implicit bias

2025-04-23 03:07:13 UTC

2025-04-23 03:08:44 UTC

I think that the video emphasizes that we may have biases that we are unaware of, so it’s important to keep thinking about how they can possibly affect our students.

2025-04-23 03:09:25 UTC

Be conscious about bias

2025-07-23 01:55:06 UTC

Everyone is biased to some extent!

2025-07-23 01:55:14 UTC

I thought it was interesting that you could be consciously committed to a cause, and implicitly working against yourself with your biases. A good reminder to be aware of your actions and try to remedy them, even if you don't understand where they're coming from.

Using word association to showcase implicit bias.

2025-07-23 01:55:45 UTC

Warren

2025-07-23 01:56:02 UTC

The video was very "eye opening" to me since I do not have a lot of knowledge in this topic. As an Asian American feel very comfortable in CA. However, there are some states in the mid-west where I may be one of very few Asians (as a teacher or in a business). How will actually living in these communities be like? I am not sure.

implicit bias

2025-07-23 01:57:06 UTC

this video showed me that its important to be aware of being bias. especially when working students.

2025-07-23 01:57:08 UTC

Implicit bias often shows up in the speed of our judgments, so deliberately slowing down and asking one clarifying question before acting is a simple, daily practice for building a more inclusive classroom.

2025-07-23 01:57:19 UTC

That with out realizing it one can be bias in different situations

2025-07-23 01:58:44 UTC

This video showed me that everyone have a bias that they may or may not be aware of. I haven’t really worked in my field long enough to see it but now that I’m aware I will pay more attention too it