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Can you yourself be impartial?
“Not all professors park their political opinions at the door before 
entering the classroom,” said Prof. M.C. who teaches comparative political systems, explaining that that he always ask his students to presume good intent in others, even during disagreement.
Definitely, it is not easy to be impartial. It is as if you were raised up with your bias. But there is quite a difference between applying your bias to others or keeping it to yourself if you were aware of its existence in the first place.
Whatever the reason is you need to control your impartiality if you have any. No matter where you work or deal with others, it is going to affect your place. If you let it get up to the surface and your students or co-workers become aware of your practices, you’d be avoided.
The most experienced teachers will add that when a rule is made in the classroom it must be adhered to no matter what the circumstances or a feeling of unfairness will wash over the students like a tidal wave. Impartiality is one of the most challenging traits a teacher can possess.
Can you teach impartiality in your classes?
The only way you can teach impartiality in your classes is to apply it until your method is completely settled down in the minds of your students, and they become believers in your fair judgement.Can you raise up your kids to be impartial?
If you succeeded in applying fair responses in your classes which is far beyond hard to do, you must have been an impartial parent yourself:
. Respecting each of your kids equally.
. Giving the same attention, zeal, and patience to each one no matter how low/high their IQ is.
. Sharing equally emotionally and materialistically.
What kind of training you need to gain impartiality?
The only training you will need is to understand yourself, and to modify the triggers that open the unfairness channel in you. It is not easy but it is doable.
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