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There are a range of strategies to use to challenge discriminatory or bias comments from children. An educator could start with asking the child making the derogatory statements how they would feel if somebody talked to them like that or spoke about them like that. By giving them the understanding of what they had said isn’t very pleasant or enjoyable they would then gain the knowledge that the child being discriminated against would feel like “It is not nice or I didn’t like it”. Triggering this emotion in turn would resinate in the child and they no longer would find it appropriate to bully culture specification. Another strategy could be to have the children talk about any experiences they have had or have seen and reassure them that it

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