Read your classmates posts and respond to at least two of them.
I cant necessarily remember an experience where I felt a classmate or myself was being treated unfairly, luckily, however a classroom and a workplace are very similar, since your classmates and co-workers are both in the same place with the same or atleast similar objective. Thus, I work at a store where we sell tools, building materials, plumbing equipment, etc. Usually those who come to us are working on a project at home, or are contractors, and are usually men. Oftenly, what occurs to me is that these men will come up to me with a question and if I cant answer it theyll blame me being young for not knowing, which not only is unfair to me, but I find it ironic since they came to me looking for answers meaning theyre also clueless. Another situation I recall occurred yesterday, where while talking to a co-worker of mine, I was interrupted and asked for help about an item that is not from my department, meaning I have very little knowledge of it, however, the co-worker I mid-conversation with, was from that department. When I refer to my co-worker to answer the customers question, the man refused to let her speak, and shamed me for allowing a woman to be more knowledable than me in a Mans field of work , as for the outcome of this situation, we both just refused the customer service by ignoring him until he stormed off.
I believe that for both classrooms and workplaces we can improve the environment by completely evicting prejudice from all of our minds, whether a person is male or female, 18 or 43, and many other criteria people create assumptions based off of. This wouldve easily prevented both situations I mentioned, and would also create a learning experience where atleast one person can learn something useful, because we arent born knowing it all.
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