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Bias in Curricula

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Bias in curricula refers to real or perceived bias present in school curricula or textbooks, including the minimizing of wrongdoing committed by the nation whose curriculum is being taught, such as colonialism, slavery or genocide, along with bias against historical female figures or bias for or against particular religions. This description is adapted from Wikipedia contributors under CC BY-SA 4.0; changes were made. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

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Bias in curricula refers to real or perceived bias in curricula or textbooks, including minimizing wrongdoings conducted by the subject nation, such as colonialism, slavery or genocide, bias against historical female figures or bias for or against certain religions 1
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Bias in curricula refers to real or perceived bias in curricula or textbooks. Biases may include minimizing wrongdoings conducted by the subject nation, such as colonialism, slavery or genocide, bias against historical female figures or bias for or against certain religions.
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Bias in curricula (Wikipedia)
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    Bias in curricula refers to real or perceived bias in curricula or textbooks. Biases may include minimizing wrongdoings conducted by the subject nation, such as colonialism, slavery or genocide, bias against historical female figures or bias for or against certain religions.
  • Associated With: UNESCO, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bias_in_curricula, Gender bias section, UNESCO GEM Report 2020 sentence
    According to the fourth edition of the annual Global Education Monitoring Report of UNESCO, 2020, depictions of female characters are less frequent and often discriminatory in many countries' school text books.
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