Discrimination, Stereotype, Bias

Discrimination is when...

• people are cared for in a different way.

• people are judged in a different way.

• people are loved in a different way.

A stereotype is when...

• a person accepts things as they are.

• a person loves everyone as they are.

• a person has a fixed idea of another person.

Bias is...

• a wrong or inaccurate way of seeing things.

• a right way of seeing things.

• allowing people to think any way they want.

Judging someone because of their skin colour, is an example of...

• discrimination.

• stereotype.

• bias.

When someone favours something or someone over something else, this is known as...

• stereotype

• bias

• discrimination

“Girls can’t play rugby” is labeling girls into a certain group. This is an example of ...

• bias.

• discrimination.

• stereotype.

Brad: “You want to do what? Don’t you know that only girls do ballet? Boys don’t do ballet!”

This is an example of ...

• stereotype.

• discrimination.

• bias.

Molly: “Oh! That goal was pure luck. There wasn’t any skill in that one. Definitely not!”

This is an example of ...

• stereotype.

• discrimination.

• bias.

Claire: “I’m sorry. You won’t be able to come inside of the shop. We don’t have space for people in wheelchairs.”

This is an example of ...

• stereotype.

• bias.

• discrimination.

According to the law, children have basic ...

• rights!

• laws!

• internet access!