Evaluating Impacts on Professional Practice

The consequences for children and families while I experience racism might make me create biases towards them. This will hinder me from forming and building relationships with children and families. For example, I would anticipate my connections with children and families would not be as strong as they should be. For example, some of the colleagues I work with have said some things that seem unintentionally bias towards me, so when I see children and families that resemble my colleagues, I tend to have misconceptions, and I feel distracted when I am trying to communicate effectively to them.

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