Students participated in a Facing History activity where they watched a video and took a survey about microaggressions, then discussed how microaggressions are prevalent and how the school can reduce them. The activity was well organized and students found it a normal class discussion where they learned that unconscious biases expressed through microaggressions are common both in school and in public spaces.
Students participated in a Facing History activity where they watched a video and took a survey about microaggressions, then discussed how microaggressions are prevalent and how the school can reduce them. The activity was well organized and students found it a normal class discussion where they learned that unconscious biases expressed through microaggressions are common both in school and in public spaces.
Students participated in a Facing History activity where they watched a video and took a survey about microaggressions, then discussed how microaggressions are prevalent and how the school can reduce them. The activity was well organized and students found it a normal class discussion where they learned that unconscious biases expressed through microaggressions are common both in school and in public spaces.
Students had a presentation about microaggressions and showed a video. After that we took a survey that would ask us questions about how we view others. And we discussed at the end. 2. What did you notice during this activity? I noticed it was very organized and they had a plan and they followed it through. 3. How did the activity feel? It felt like a normal class. I wasn't uncomfortable talking about this or listening about it. 4. What did you learn? I learned that microaggressions are everywhere in our lives because we can always hear one being said at school or out in public. 5. What did you contribute? I took the survey and participated in the discussion at the end about how we can stop microaggressions being said in school. 6. What are left wondering about? Nothing