Bias Analysis

Go home and reflect on what your personal biases are on the topic you are exploring.

  1. Why do you think you have them? Think about where you live, and grew up, as well as your families values. It might be useful to talk to your family and friends to determine the answer.
  2. Does your project solution account for all other views, other than your own? If not, why did you chose to do this?
  3. Return to class and discuss why everyone has a bias, and why having a bias is not a bad thing.

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