BIAS and PREJUDICE

SLIDESMANIA.
COM
SLIDESMANIA.COM
Bias and Prejudice
Quarter 3 Week 1
SLIDESMANIA.COM
Learning Objectives
At the end of this lesson, you can differentiate biases from

prejudices (EN9LC-IVF-13) by:
:
● distinguishing biases from prejudices through given

examples/scenarios
● applying the concept of being not biased and judgmental to
people by giving appropriate responses/actions to various
situations
SLIDESMANIA.COM
Checking for Understanding
1. Answer the following question in your own

words in not more than 3 sentences.
What is the difference between bias and

prejudice?
SLIDESMANIA.COM
SLIDESMANIA.COM
What is Bias?
Bias is a tendency to lean in a If you're biased toward

certain direction, either in favor something, then you lean
of or against a particular thing. To favorably toward it; you tend to
be truly biased means to lack a think positively of it. Meanwhile, if
neutral viewpoint on a particular you're biased against something,
topic. then you lean negatively against
it; you tend to think poorly of it.
SLIDESMANIA.COM
Examples
1. The spelling bee master gives a difficult word instead of an

easy one to the contestant that he disliked because he
wants his bet to win in the easy round.
2. She won the contest because one of the judges is her father.
3. A local official only listens to those who are rich and
influential.
4. He is not given a chance to take a scholarship examination
because he is too young.
SLIDESMANIA.COM
What is Prejudice?
Prejudice refers to a An individual may be prejudiced

preconceived opinion or feeling against others based on factors
toward a person based solely on such as race, age, gender,
their affiliation with the target sexual orientation, class status,
group. religion, nationality, and
amongst other things.
SLIDESMANIA.COM
Examples
1. A person is not serving someone in a restaurant or retail

store because of his/her color of skin or race.
2. Because he is poor, he is always accused of stealing every
time his rich neighbor’s valuable things are lost.
3. Bullying and discriminating someone because of his
disability.
SLIDESMANIA.COM
What is the difference between bias and prejudice?
Bias is an inclination for or against a person, idea, or thing,

especially in a way considered to be unfair. Prejudice is a
preconceived opinion that is not based on actual
experience or reason.
SLIDESMANIA.COM
SLIDESMANIA.COM
Write the word, bias, or prejudice in the space
provided before the number.
_____________1. Seeking pieces of advice from

intelligent classmates only and not accepting the views
and opinions of classmates with average IQ.
SLIDESMANIA.COM
_____________2. Teacher Juana Delacruz gives more

attention to female students of Grade 9-Bayabas.
SLIDESMANIA.COM
Collaborative
Activity
SLIDESMANIA.COM
Collaborative Activity | Instructions:
1. Work by six.
2. Each group will be assigned with a situation (see
situations in the next slide).
3. Answer the questions being asked and Identify if
the situation is showing the concept of bias or
prejudice.
4. Write your answer in one whole sheet of paper.
SLIDESMANIA.COM
SLIDESMANIA.COM
SLIDESMANIA.COM
Independent
Practice
SLIDESMANIA.COM
Instructions:
1. Distinguish whether the given scenario shows

bias or prejudice.
2. Write the word, bias, or prejudice in the
space provided before the number.
SLIDESMANIA.COM
VALUES INTEGRATION #1:
You have learned about bias and prejudice,

especially their differences. Peace starts with
each person. How will you stop biases and
prejudices in your community?
SLIDESMANIA.COM
1. Teacher Juana Delacruz gives more attention to female

students of Grade 9-Bayabas.
2. Leonora assumes that her friend, Orlando, a resident of
Barangay Malubi, is gay because of the way he acts.
3. The student from Luy-a National High School was bullied and
discriminated by someone because of the way he/she walks.
4. Corazon Dimagiba won the contest because one of the
judges is his father.
5. Not serving someone in Mang Karding's bakery because of
SLIDESMANIA.COM
their color of skin or race.

6. Seeking pieces of advice from intelligent classmates only

and not accepting the views and opinions of classmates with
average IQ.
7. Elena was fired from her job upon learning of her pregnancy.
8. Offering higher pay to a newly hired physician from Manila
over a mainstay doctor from Masbate City.
9. Putting up a greater number of comfort rooms in Panique
National High School for females than males.
10. Being not invited over a classy wedding ceremony because
SLIDESMANIA.COM
of their ethnicity and origin.

Thank you!
Do you have any questions?
SLIDESMANIA.COM
Credits.
Presentation Template:
SlidesMania
Images: Unsplash
Fonts used in this presentation: DM Sans and

Lexend Deca
SLIDESMANIA.COM

BIAS and PREJUDICE

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

BIAS and PREJUDICE

Uploaded by

Document Information

Original Title

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

BIAS and PREJUDICE

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

SLIDESMANIA.

At the end of this lesson, you can differentiate biases from

● distinguishing biases from prejudices through given

1. Answer the following question in your own

What is the difference between bias and

Bias is a tendency to lean in a If you're biased toward

1. The spelling bee master gives a difficult word instead of an

Prejudice refers to a An individual may be prejudiced

1. A person is not serving someone in a restaurant or retail

Bias is an inclination for or against a person, idea, or thing,

_____________1. Seeking pieces of advice from

_____________2. Teacher Juana Delacruz gives more

1. Distinguish whether the given scenario shows

You have learned about bias and prejudice,

1. Teacher Juana Delacruz gives more attention to female

their color of skin or race.

6. Seeking pieces of advice from intelligent classmates only

of their ethnicity and origin.

Fonts used in this presentation: DM Sans and

You might also like