The document defines bias and prejudice, and discusses how they are shown in images and everyday situations. Bias is an inclination or preference toward a person, group, or thing, while prejudice refers to preconceived judgments about people based on their group affiliations. The document provides examples of biases and prejudices related to gender, age, wealth, occupation, and more. It encourages avoiding biases and prejudices by being sensitive to others and choosing words carefully.

1. BIAS AND PREJUDICE
PREPARED BY: SUZETTE T. VERANO

2. OBJECTIVES:
1.Define bias and prejudice
2.Distinguish situations that show bias or
prejudice
3.Connect biases and prejudices to real-life
experiences

3. BIAS AND PREJUDICE

4. 1. What have you noticed about men and women in
the pictures?
2. What do the pictures reveal about men and
women?
3. Should women always be portrayed as doing
household chores and men as warriors? Why or why
not?

5. Bias is a tendency to lean in a certain
direction, either in favor of or against a
a particular thing, person or group. To
be truly biased means to lack a neutral
viewpoint on a particular topic.
Somewhere along the line, bias took on
a negative connotation.

6. It is having a concept or thought
in a way considered to be unfair.

7. BIAS
favoritism
unfair
one-sided
inclination

8. The given images show biases
and prejudices which are still
happening in Philippine society
and maybe some of them have
been experienced by you in your
locality.
**Identify which image
shows bias or
prejudice.**

10. BIAS AND PREJUDICE

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12. BIAS AND PREJUDICE

13. * A big amount of food was shared with hid
closest neighbor only.
* The newly opened hotel in our town
accommodates only rich people.
* On her birthday, she announces to her
classmates that only close friends are invited.

14. PREJUDICE
Video clip

15. What comes to
your mind when
you see this
logo?
It is a segment from
a famous noontime
show, “Eat Bulaga”.

16. Was there a time in your life when you caught
yourself prejudging others? Do you consider
yourself judgmental as well?

17. Prejudice refers to a preconceived
opinion or feeling toward a person
based solely on their affiliation
with a group. This feeling may be
translated into action by
discriminating against the person
or members of the target group.

18. An individual may be prejudiced
against others based on factors such as
race, age, gender, sexual orientation,
class status, religion, nationality, and
amongst other things.

19. PREJUDICE
wrong
judgment
rejection
isolation
indifferent

20. The given images show
biases and prejudices which
are still happening in
Philippine society and maybe
some of them have been
experienced by you in your
locality.
**Identify which image
shows bias or
prejudice.**

21. The given images show biases
and prejudices which are still
happening in Philippine society
and maybe some of them have
been experienced by you in your
locality.
**Identify which image
shows bias or
prejudice.**

22. BIAS AND PREJUDICE

23. BIAS AND PREJUDICE

24. Grouping of
individuals
based on
wealth,
occupation,
income,
education, and
social network

25. - refers to the
unequal treatment
or opportunities of
individuals based on
their gender. This
can take many
forms, including
discrimination in the
workplace, in
education, and in
other areas of life. It can involve unequal pay, lack of access to
education or other resources, or being
subjected to violence or harassment because of

26. A particular
ethnic affiliation
or group

27. Having no place
to live

28. The amount of
time during
which a
person or
animal has
lived
Age discrimination
involves treating an
applicant or
employee less
favorably because
of his or her age.

29. The condition of
being unable to
do things in the
normal way

30. discrimination
when a person is
treated unfairly,
or is denied the
same
opportunities as
others, because
of their political
beliefs, affiliation,
or activity.
-refers to a belief or view that
has some bearing on issues
dealt with by government

31. A condition
characterized by
the excessive
accumulation
and storage of
fat in the body

32. An organized
system of
beliefs,
ceremonies, and
rules used to
worship a god
or a group of
gods

33. ** A mentally disabled person should not be
allowed to go to school. He/she does not
possess the capacity to learn.
** Being a new member of the group, his opinion was
rejected during the meeting as the senior officers
underrated this.
** The Filipinos were not lucky enough to be
selected in the contest because they were
considered incompetent to match other countries’
strengths.

34. REMEMBER:
To avoid prejudice and bias, you have to be sensitive to
others. You have to understand the joy, pain, or situations they
are coming from. In your ESP subject, you have learned how
to be sensitive with others.
Biases and prejudices can be avoided by choosing our
words carefully and always be aware and mindful of our
decisions towards something or someone.
Bias and prejudice can really affect one’s personality. It can
result to low self-esteem and can create emotional problems
to someone who is affected.

35. Seatwork: Analyze whether each situation shows bias or
prejudice.

37. PERFORMANCE TASK:
Make the following about biases and
prejudices based on your own
experience:
Group 1 - slogan
Group 5 - comic strip
Group 2 - poster
Group 3 - dialogue Group 4 - poem

38. PERFORMANCE TASK:

39. QUIZ: CHOOSE THE LETTER OF THE CORRECT ANSWER.

40. QUIZ A: CHOOSE THE LETTER OF THE CORRECT
ANSWER.

41. QUIZ: CHOOSE THE LETTER OF THE CORRECT ANSWER.

42. QUIZ: CHOOSE THE LETTER OF THE CORRECT ANSWER.

43. QUIZ: CHOOSE THE LETTER OF THE CORRECT ANSWER.

44. QUIZ B:

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46. QUIZ:

47. QUIZ
C:

49. 1.Define bias and prejudice
2.Distinguish situations that show bias or
prejudice
3.Connect biases and prejudices to real-life
experiences
OBJECTIVES: