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Understanding Stereotypes: Their Impact on Education and Business

This toolkit delves into the nature of stereotypes, why they form in our brains, and their implications in various fields such as education, faith, business, and non-profits. We explore the expectations we place on ourselves and others, and how those expectations can sometimes be misguided or harmful. By recognizing our own stereotypes, we foster a culture of understanding and inclusivity. Join us in reflecting on these insights and learn how to break free from harmful molds while promoting positive interactions in all aspects of life.

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Understanding Stereotypes: Their Impact on Education and Business

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  1. SELF TOOLKIT ENTRY EXAMPLE

  2. example SELF Education Faith Business and Non-profit applicable

  3. What will find find in each package?

  4. Is it what you expected?

  5. How are our expectations incorrect sometimes?

  6. Bird

  7. Did you imagine this?

  8. Why not this?

  9. Natural function of our brains to organize sensory information into categories. • We created molds for information to fit. • This ability is part of how humans are successful. stereotyping

  10. However, when we are thinking in terms of people, stereotypes are harmful. • Please take a moment to admit a stereotype you may have. Maybe even admit it to someone at the table or a friend. Stereotyping

  11. Adapted from lesson at: http://learningtogive.org/lessons/unit100/lesson1.html#lesson stereotyping

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