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His thought-provoking essays and public speeches have earned him recognition and respect in intellectual circles. In addition to his writing, Coleman hosts the popular podcast "Conversations with Coleman," where he engages with leading thinkers on a wide range of topics. His work is characterized by a commitment to nuanced discourse and intellectual rigor, making him a prominent voice in current debates on race and society.
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Grades should be based on merit only. Teachers and professors are sometimes way more biased to certain individuals than they think (in my experience).
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In law school, we had exam numbers for all exams and most papers. Definitely takes care of the bias to some degree.
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Coleman is so legit. I hope he never stops speaking up and speaking out. He just keeps getting better.
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Thatās standard procedure at the university I went to. Student number only. That was 32 yrs ago. In fact, my business prof said interviews for jobs almost do zero to improve fit for companies and bring in all sorts of bias. When musicians audition for symphonies they are behind a blind. But, people want their narrative to win. And that includes institutionalizing racial quotas.
The problem starts in grade 1. If the parents donāt care about schooling, and the school doesnāt make sure every student gets the proper attention, waiting to address issues by college is useless.
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Every course I've TA'd for does not blind the grading. I'll admit I have definitely caught myself being biased in the grading, particularly for the students that I had gotten to know and wanted to succeed.
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In current educational theory and practice race is supposed to be the primary basis for absolutely everything.
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Something like that maybe, BUT you can learn a lot about someone through how they write, print or cursive, dot iās and cross tās, big lettering or small, neat or messyā¦. It can be informative i formationā¦. Else we are left with scantronsā¦.
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Simple solution- use Roll call Numbers (5-6 digit) for Students.
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Wow this is brilliant and should be done universal. It just sounds like a fair way to eliminate bias in grading with racism.
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All the papers I grade in my career are blended... Only on oral exams I get to sit face to face with the students.
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The 'Theory of Mind' indicates that the question reveals the belief of the questioner...and the commentary indicates that 'bias' in favor or removing names...:) It's all Verstand in the end...:)
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The problem is that in undergrad sometimes you can tell who the person is by thier writing.
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Amen. Great idea š
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While society (of course not everyone) has been so obsessed with racism and I do hope we can get over it, this is such a simple notion that makes sense and could actually be very effective in addressing real bias,in reality.
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I'm colorblind and not racist, I actually take offense to that term..
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It is not just for racists bias, but should be the norm across the board. Then it would all be equitable
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Simple yet amazing idea ā¤
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I think student behaviour leads to bias over ethnicity. If a student is disruptive and poorly behaved in class, I think this leads to conscious/unconscious bias.
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I feel like this is standard practice in uk unis
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@kayskreed
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I had a professor who refused to know our names, or to have us write our names on our assignments. Instead he provided us with a number that they themselves did not know. So when he was distributed our graded papers and exams, we'd find them with our number. They claimed it was necessary to prevent human bias.
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