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The Best of Four

By: Paul Surdi

............................................................ ............. 28 Discrimination ............................................................... ...Becky Reviello Becky Reviello Becky Reviello Becky Reviello Becky Reviello Discrimination T he definition of discrimination is the unfavorable treatm... ...the unfavorable treatment of people because of their race, color, or sex. Discrimination can be as minor as saying a blonde is dumb to as major as no... ... discrimi- nate unknowingly while others intentionally discriminate. early discrimination of sex. What happens when Jimmy wants to play with Barbie do... ...f sex. What happens when Jimmy wants to play with Barbie dolls? Besides discrimination because of sex, children are taught to discriminate against ... ...Learning discrimina- tion is passed from generation to genera- tion. Since discrimination is ignorance, per- haps education is the only way to stop it... ...orance, per- haps education is the only way to stop it. We do not learn discrimination only when 30 The definition of discrimination is “the unfav... ...the unfavorable treatment of people because of their race, color, or sex.” Discrimination can be as minor as saying a blonde is dumb to as major as no... ...eople discriminate unknowingly while others intentionally discriminate. Discrimination based on one experience is unfair. The robber could have eas...

.... 26 Shaping Experience .......................................................................................................................... 28 Discrimination .................................................................................................................................. 30 How to Make a Local Convenience Store Employee MAD ............................

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Democracy and Education

By: John Dewey

...mulated or mock problems. The fol- lowing questions may aid in making such discrimination. (a) Is there anything but a problem? Does the question natu... ...ng and food. But if he makes a scientific investigation of the act, such a discrimination is the first thing he would effect. He would examine on the ... ...itigated by a recognition of certain mental faculties, like discernment or discrimination, compari- son, abstraction, and generalization which work up...

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