ENGLISH 9

VIRTUAL CLASS
February 16, 2022
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SET
UP
Set up a good working space.
Make sure the place is free from
any form of distraction.
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GOOD
VIBES!
Make yourself look and sound
good. Show enthusiasm in class.
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Use respectful tone when speaking.

Observe a certain degree of formality in
communicating with the teacher and
your classmates.
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Conduct yourself the same way as you’d

exhibit in a real-life classroom. Be
confident and respectful.
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Use the microphone and webcam properly.

Turn on your cam to show you are actively
participating. Only turn your mic on if
intending to speak.
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Always use an effort to express

yourself in English.
Module 1: Differentiating Biases
from Prejudices

1. Determine the common types of biases and

prejudices;
2. Differentiate biases from prejudices; and
3. Recognize biases and prejudices in real life
situations.
Module 1: Differentiating Biases
from Prejudices

LESSON 1 LESSON 2 LESSON 3

PREJUDICES BIASES DIFFERENTIATING

BIASES FROM
PREJUDICES
LESSON 1:
Recognizing Prejudices
Prejudice
pre (before) jur (judge)
-Prejudgment or preconceived opinion before becoming
aware of the relevant facts of a case
 Types of Prejudice
1. Gender Thinking that all members of a particular gender
are a certain type of person.
(gender stereotyping)

EXAMPLE:

All males are cheaters and womanizers.

 Types of Prejudice
2. Ethnic/ Negative opinions, beliefs, or attitudes
are held about people for the simple reason that
Racial they belong to a specific ethnic
group.
EXAMPLE:

All Mexican people are illegal aliens and thieves.

 Types of Prejudice
3. Sexual The stereotype that all gay men or
lesbians are immoral and thus
Orientation
inferior (homophobia)
EXAMPLE:

Lesbians and homosexuals are all

anti-Christ.
 Types of Prejudice
-any attitude, action, or institutional structure
4. Age which subordinates a person or group because
of age
-any assignment of roles in society purely on
EXAMPLE:
the basis of age.

Leo is 50 years old. He is not qualified for a managerial

position in the company because he is too old, according to his
boss.
 Types of Prejudice
5. Class The attitude that those in a
certain economic class are
inferior to another class
EXAMPLE:

Poor people have to work as house helpers.

 Identify what type of
prejudice is shown.
Ethnic/ Racial 1. Treating someone poorly due to his hair texture, skin color, or
facial features.
Gender 2. Hiring male applicants only for a managerial position.
3. We should promote her because she is the oldest in the group. She
Age knows more
about the job.
Class 4. Poor people are inferior because they are unable to make any
money.
Ethnic/racial 5. They should not be accepted in this school since they are Muslims.
LESSON 2:
Recognizing Biases
Bias
-a prejudice for or against a thing, person or group in a
close-minded way; usually a considered unfair.
 Types of Bias
1. Conformity Bias caused by group or peer
Bias pressure
EXAMPLE:
Ana is unsure with her answers on her assignment.
When her friends provide answers, Ana agrees with
her friends‟ answers believing that they are smarter
than her.
 Types of Bias
2. Beauty plays out in terms of other physical
Bias attributes a person may have
EXAMPLE:

Our Company will only accept an applicant who is in

6 feet tall or above and someone who is good looking.
 Types of Bias
3. Halo This happens when we see one great thing about
a person and we let the halo glow of that
Effect
significant thing affect our opinions of
EXAMPLE: everything else about that person.
Jen is thinking that people who are good-looking are
also smarter, kinder, and funnier than less attractive
people.
 Types of Bias
4. Horns It is when we see one
bad thing about a person and we let it cloud our
Effect
opinions of his other attributes. (Opposite of
EXAMPLE: Halo Effect)

Gina’s friend can’t deliver her speech well then Gina

assumes that her friend is unintelligent.
 Types of Bias
5. Similarity It’s the mindset that we tend to
Bias work more with people who are
EXAMPLE: like us.
Shiela is rich and party goer, her neighbor suddenly wants to be
her friend, but she knows that she is not rich and party goer. That
is why she rejects her.
 Types of Bias
6. Confirmation A bias when we look for
Bias evidence to back up our
EXAMPLE: own opinions of a person
You got the first impression of a classmate that he is a bad person because of the way
he talks. And afterwards, you become a keen observer of him in everything he does to
back up your impression.
 Types of Bias
7. Bandwagon This is the tendency to adopt a certain
Effect behavior, style, or
attitude simply because everyone else
EXAMPLE:
is doing it.
Ana is an avid fan of Golden State Warriors but suddenly shifted to
Toronto Warriors when they won 2019 NBA championship game and
become famous and trending worldwide.
 Types of Bias
8. Gender Bias This is widely held set of implicit
biases that discriminate against a
gender.
EXAMPLE:

Women should always do the household chores.

Identify each whether Neutral or Biased. If
biased, tell what type of bias is shown.
1. Girls tend to receive higher grades than boys in math and science
Gender Bias
courses through high school, but they are less likely to choose careers
along science and engineering.
Neutral 2. Sierra Madre is the longest mountain range in the Philippines.
3. In a classroom election, almost all of your classmates chose your top
Bandwagon Effect 1 to be the president, thus making you also chose him.
4. Others believe that in a pageant, someone with the fair skin should
Beauty Bias always win.
5. A student who has a bad attitude may be really smart and do great
Horns Effect work, but the teacher might believe that the student isn't a good student
because he is not a well-behaved student.
LESSON 3:

Differentiating
Biases from Prejudices
 Bias or Prejudice?
Women are no good at technologies and
gaming.

PREJUDICE
 Bias or Prejudice?
The engineering department head doesn’t
accept gay males in the team because they
will just cause troubles.

BIAS
 Bias or Prejudice?
Females should join the quiz bee because
they are better in academics than male
students.

BIAS
Bias or Prejudice?
Filipinos are all good singers.

PREJUDICE
 Bias or Prejudice?
Using cellphones in school don’t contribute
to learning and are potentially a distraction.

BIAS
 Bias or Prejudice?
Students from public schools generally are
poor and perform poorly in school.

PREJUDICE
 Bias or Prejudice?
The organizers choose the prettiest and
tallest in the locality to join the Santa
Cruzan.

BIAS
 Bias or Prejudice?
Rico saved some dogs in the street the other
day. He is the type who won’t do something
evil.

BIAS
 Key words:
Bias - a prejudice for or against a thing, person or
group; usually a considered unfair

Prejudice - preconceived opinion that is not based on

reason or actual experience

Stereotype - preconceived notion, especially about a

group of people
 Answer in Module 1
LESSON 1 LESSON 2 LESSON 3

1. Activity 4: Name Me 1. Activity 4: 1. Activity 3: Answer Me

2. Assessment: Name it Right Detecting Bias 2. What I Have Learned
3. Activity 6: News Extract 3. Assessment
HOPE YOU LEARNED TODAY!
Thank you
students.
See you on
our next!