When teachers hear children make stereotypical or biased comments they should

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Challenging stereotypical or biased comments and discussing the big ideas behind them helps in educating children about diversity, inclusivity, and the importance of respecting others. Ignoring such comments or simply asking for an apology does not address the underlying issues or misconceptions that led to the biased comment. Telling their parents could be a step in some cases, but it does not ensure that the child understands why their comment was problematic. Direct engagement and discussion are more effective educational strategies.

When Teachers Hear Children Make Stereotypical or Biased Comments They