This document discusses 7 forms of bias that can appear in instructional materials: invisibility, where certain groups are ignored; stereotyping, where groups are unfairly characterized; selectivity, where certain perspectives are included while others are excluded; unreality, where materials present unrealistic or distorted views of groups; fragmentation, where issues related to diversity are presented as separate rather than interconnected; linguistic bias, where language used may unfairly favor some groups over others; and cosmetic bias, where attempts are made to appear unbiased while bias still exists.
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Seven Forms of Bias in Instructional Materials
This document discusses 7 forms of bias that can appear in instructional materials: invisibility, where certain groups are ignored; stereotyping, where groups are unfairly characterized; selectivity, where certain perspectives are included while others are excluded; unreality, where materials present unrealistic or distorted views of groups; fragmentation, where issues related to diversity are presented as separate rather than interconnected; linguistic bias, where language used may unfairly favor some groups over others; and cosmetic bias, where attempts are made to appear unbiased while bias still exists.
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Task 4 Bias Detectives
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