As the discipline disparity continues between White students and Black students it is important for educators to understand the why behind the disparities. It is important to understand the reasoning behind the disparities in order to enact policies or change policies that will help to eliminate the disparity. This study aimed to determine if a teacher’s implicit bias was associated with disciplinary action between White students and Black students. High school teachers in Michigan, whose schools showed a disproportionality in discipline between Black students and White students were surveyed. The findings of the study determined that while teachers did have an implicit bias against Black students, the implicit bias was not associated with ...
The history of racism in the US is so ingrained in American culture that it has become normalized. T...
School discipline disproportionately impacts males, students of color, and thosefrom low socioeconom...
School discipline attempts to keep students safe, but often disservices students most in need of edu...
How do implicit bias impact discipline in schools? Educators are faced with many new students every ...
A majority of the public schools in the United States continue to have a disproportionate amount of ...
A critical issue facing America’s schools is the discipline gap. Nationally, Black students comprise...
This report seeks to uplift implicit bias as a possible contributing factor to the racialized discip...
Implicit bias is evident in many settings and education is no different. This study proposal examin...
This issue brief shows that zero-tolerance policies that mandate automatic disciplinary consequences...
Numerous studies have considered the implications of child characteristics such as race and gender o...
Teachers often hold lower academic and behavioral expectations for Black students, and they are more...
School districts across Iowa have been experiencing racial disparities in the rates that students ar...
Research highlights the pervasiveness of racial disproportionality in school disciplinary practices....
The overidentification of Black students for exclusionary discipline has been a concern within educa...
The present study investigated implicit racial bias in school mental health professionals; in partic...
The history of racism in the US is so ingrained in American culture that it has become normalized. T...
School discipline disproportionately impacts males, students of color, and thosefrom low socioeconom...
School discipline attempts to keep students safe, but often disservices students most in need of edu...
How do implicit bias impact discipline in schools? Educators are faced with many new students every ...
A majority of the public schools in the United States continue to have a disproportionate amount of ...
A critical issue facing America’s schools is the discipline gap. Nationally, Black students comprise...
This report seeks to uplift implicit bias as a possible contributing factor to the racialized discip...
Implicit bias is evident in many settings and education is no different. This study proposal examin...
This issue brief shows that zero-tolerance policies that mandate automatic disciplinary consequences...
Numerous studies have considered the implications of child characteristics such as race and gender o...
Teachers often hold lower academic and behavioral expectations for Black students, and they are more...
School districts across Iowa have been experiencing racial disparities in the rates that students ar...
Research highlights the pervasiveness of racial disproportionality in school disciplinary practices....
The overidentification of Black students for exclusionary discipline has been a concern within educa...
The present study investigated implicit racial bias in school mental health professionals; in partic...
The history of racism in the US is so ingrained in American culture that it has become normalized. T...
School discipline disproportionately impacts males, students of color, and thosefrom low socioeconom...
School discipline attempts to keep students safe, but often disservices students most in need of edu...